Nick Nolte and Robert Redford in "A Walk In the Woods", photo courtesy of Broad Green Pictures “A Walk In the Woods” (Broad Green Pictures) Robert
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Colin Farrell and Rachel Weisz in "The Lobster"; photo courtesy of A24 “The Lobster” (A24) There are some movies that are quirky, inventive and lovable; which
Scene from "The Boy"; photo courtesy of STX Entertainment “The Boy” (STX Entertainment) Watching the trailer for the new horror film “The Boy” I was not
Ryan Gosling, Daisy Tahan, Angourie Rice and Russell Crowe in Shane Black’s “The Nice Guys", photo courtesy of Warner Brothers “The Nice Guys” (Warner Brothers) Russell
John Krasinski in "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi"; photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi” (Paramount Pictures) “13 Hours:
Nick Robinson in "Being Charlie"; photo courtesy of Paladin. “Being Charlie” (Paladin) Most movies about drug addiction are sordid, squalid tales from the streets of the
Giovanni Ribisi and Adrian Sparks in "Papa: Hemingway In Cuba"; photo courtesy of Yari Film Group “Papa: Hemingway in Cuba” (Yari Film Group) “Papa: Hemingway In
Jennifer Aniston and Kate Hudson in "Mother's Day"; photo courtesy of Open Road Films “Mother's Day” (Open Road Films) Garry Marshall is a Hollywood legend. He
Kevin Costner in "Criminal"; photo courtesy of Summit “Criminal” (Summit) “Criminal” is so close to being a hit movie that it is criminal it falls short.
Melissa McCarthy in "The Boss"; photo courtesy of Universal “The Boss” (Universal) Melissa McCarthy is her own worst enemy in “The Boss”. Since she co-wrote the