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Five Most Recent IV

A coming-of-age story, a unique documentary, a soggy horror movie, and two marvelous dramas this time around! 1. The Perks of Being a Wallflower (***1/2, 2012). Terrific movie, with stunning performances by leads Logan Lerman and Emma Watson, about a … Continue reading

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742 – Captain America: The Winter Soldier (***)

Captain America: The Winter Soldier turns out to be about some guy named The Winter Soldier, rather than Cap himself being a winter soldier (you know, because he was in deep freeze). Well, with that mystery solved, I settled in … Continue reading

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734 – All Is Lost (***1/2)

Director J.C. Chandor’s All Is Lost is a thoughtful, existential-themed masterpiece, a multi-act play with only one character and no dialogue. It’s expertly photographed, and it’s supremely acted by the ageless vessel that is Robert Redford, as an Everyman lost … Continue reading

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712 – The Company You Keep (***1/2)

Try telling your parents that we live in tumultuous times and they’ll likely say they know, they’ve seen it before, man, when it meant something. At least if your parents are of a certain age, which is a polite way … Continue reading

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581 – The Conspirator (***)

The conspirators behind Abraham Lincoln’s murder are rounded up, including the woman who ran the boarding house where the men met to discuss their plans. But did Mary Suratt really have anything to do with the scheme? The government seems … Continue reading

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