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“La La Land” Is a Magical, Musical Paean to the Hollywood Dream Factory

[Note: This review also appeared on Film Festival Today.] La La Land (Damien Chazelle, 2016) From its exuberant opening musical number, set … More

Film Festival Today, La La Land

In Weary “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story,” Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Take on the Death Star

[Note: This review also appeared on Film Festival Today.] Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (Gareth Edwards, 2016) Gradually, over the course of … More

Film Festival Today, Rogue One, Star Wars

Ho, Ho, Ho: “Office Christmas Party” Delivers Just Enough Laughs to Mostly Justify Its Existence

[Note: This review also appeared on Film Festival Today.] Office Christmas Party (Josh Gordon/Will Speck, 2016) There is something both comfortably and … More

Film Festival Today, Office Christmas Party

3 Reviews @hammertonail, of “The Eagle Huntress,” “Moonlight” and “Sonita” + @middleburgfilm wrap-up @filmfesttoday

Hammer to Nail posted three new reviews of mine last week for The Eagle Huntress, Moonlight and Sonita. Also, Film Festival Today posted my summary … More

Eagle Huntress, Film Festival Today, Hammer to Nail, Middleburg Film Festival, Moonlight, Sonita

Exquisite “Certain Women” Showcases Four Brilliant Actresses of Our Day

[Note: This review also appeared on Film Festival Today.] Certain Women (Kelly Reichardt, 2016) Set in wintry Montana, Certain Women – the sixth … More

Certain Women, Film Festival Today

“The Girl on the Train” Misses Its Destination

[Note: This review also appeared on Film Festival Today at this link.] The Girl on the Train (Tate Taylor, 2016) To how … More

Film Festival Today, Girl on the Train

3 New Pieces: @filmfesttoday on Tribeca Film Institute + @hammertonail on “Audrie & Daisy” (interview) & “Cameraperson” (review)

I had three new pieces published this week on two of the sites for which I write, Film Festival Today and Hammer … More

Audrie & Daisy, Bonni Cohen, Cameraperson, Film Festival Today, Hammer to Nail, Kirsten Johnson, Tribeca Film Institute

In “Goat,” Bucks Misbehave

[Note: This review also appeared on Film Festival Today at this link.] Goat (Andrew Neel, 2016) Based on Brad Land’s 2004 memoir … More

Film Festival Today, Goat

“The Magnificent Seven” Falls Short of Its Titular Aspirations, Yet Gets the Job Done

[Note: This review also appeared on Film Festival Today at this link.] The Magnificent Seven (Antoine Fuqua, 2016) Acclaimed Japanese filmmaker Akira … More

Film Festival Today, Magnificent Seven

Something Wicked This Way Comes … Sort of: The Comme-Ci/Comme-Ça Appeal of “Blair Witch”

[Note: This review also appeared on Film Festival Today at this link.] Blair Witch (Adam Wingard, 2016) Neither particularly exceptional nor exceptionally … More

Blair Witch, Film Festival Today

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