The Thrill Is Gone in The Hangover's Latest Installment
Sam Adams reviews The Hangover 3
Sam Adams, City Paper
05/23/2013
Most sequels repeat their predecessors with diminishing returns, but The Hangover 3 tries a different tack...
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Confronting Adulthood, Greta Gerwig Charms in Frances Ha
Drew Lazor reviews Noah Baumbach's cheeriest film yet.
Drew Lazor, City Paper
05/23/2013
An intentionally directionless exploration of post-collegiate ennui, especially one set in New York City sounds like the worst environment for harvesting wild charm...
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Been There, Done That: Middle-Aged Woman Finds Love in Italy
Shaun Brady reviews Love is All You Need
Shaun Brady, City Paper
05/23/2013
Whether in her native Denmark or in America, Susanne Bier has a tendency to strike an uneasy balance between pungent melodrama...
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Six Films Later, the Fast & Furious Saga is Still a Crowd Pleaser
Drew Lazor reviews Fast & Furious 6.
Drew Lazor, City Paper
05/23/2013
The rare blockbuster franchise to actually pay attention to what interests its audience...
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Ricky Jay Documentary Has a Few Tricks Up Its Sleeve
Sam Adams reviews Deceptive Practice: The Mysteries and Mentors of Ricky Jay.
Sam Adams, City Paper
05/23/2013
A proud throwback to the days when a vaudeville magician could earn a living with a few superlatively crafted minutes...
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Repertory Film
Rounding up this week's one-off movie screenings.
City Paper
05/23/2013
VHS makes a come-back and Capote gets some love.
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Review: At Any Price
A father-son conflict plays out against the shifting landscape of the Plains states
Sam Adams, City Paper
05/16/2013
As bold an attempt at rewriting American myth as The Place Beyond the Pines, Ramin Bahrani’s broadly drawn fable is also a substantially more foolhardy one...
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Review: Star Trek Into Darkness
The latest Star Trek flick relies too heavily on slick action sequences and not enough on the excellent cast.
05/17/2013
Star Trek Into Darkness is a disappointment but not an unwatchable one...
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Review: Something in the Air
Olivier Assayas’ hazy memory piece leaves a lasting mark.
Sam Adams, City Paper
05/16/2013
The American title of Olivier Assayas’ hazy memory piece portends great things to come, but in the original French, Après Mai (“After May”), it’s clear they’ve already happened...
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Review: Kon-Tiki
An old-fashioned seafaring yarn that doesn’t let the truth get in the way of a few good archetypes
Shaun Brady, City Paper
05/16/2013
Thor Heyerdahl’s 1947 expedition across the Pacific on a balsa-wood raft never quite settled the point he set out to make...
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