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 Grand Piano
VOD & Select Cities - A classy thriller that takes narrative minimalism to the precipice of stylized nirvana. "Grand Piano" takes a simple premise, one that could have easily fallen into repetition at feature length, and transforms it into a thriller of indelible polish and tingling verve.Read Full Review »
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 Haunt
VOD & Select Cities - If director Mac Carter was more attuned with building dread and tension and less concerned with lazily telegraphing every moment with an accompanying sound effect jolt and music cue, perhaps the picture's more timeworn elements could have been overlooked.Read Full Review »
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 Mr. Peabody & Sherman
Nationwide - A bouncy, effervescent comedic fantasy, "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" is a franchise in the making with two lovable protagonists and a premise that lends itself to limitless further adventures. This swirling, pun-heavy time-traveling farce gets its smartly written part-wacky/part-sweet tone exactly right.Read Full Review »
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 300: Rise of an Empire
Nationwide - A juggling of the occasionally experimental with popular entertainment that will have fans of action and spectacle in a 102-minute state of nirvana, "300: Rise of an Empire" has what it takes to bring a sense of awe back to modern audiences no longer easily impressed with fantastical, effects-driven sights.Read Full Review »
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 Cheap Thrills
VOD Now; Select Cities 3/21 - "Cheap Thrills" is a nasty, misanthropic piece of work that casts a cynical eye on economic strife and would-be domestic bliss. The film flirts with the horror genre in its level of violence and carnage, but fits more comfortably as a jet-black, vaguely satiric but never jokey crime thriller.Read Full Review »
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 Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me
VOD & Select Cities - Irresistibly brash and deeply moving, "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me" is a vanity-free portrait of a phenomenal artist. Granted, she still has a lot of fire left in her, but if this film were to become Stritch's artistic epitaph, it would prove an absolutely extraordinary one.Read Full Review »
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 HairBrained
VOD & Select Cities - "HairBrained" is stuck in one of those strained, superficial movie worlds that resemble Earth, but bear few commonalities with real life and human behavior. The experience of watching it is frustrating, then obnoxious in its too-cute adorableness. The film is a conceptually confused and ultimately disposable teen slice-of-no-life-I-know.Read Full Review »
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