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The Awards season is upon us, and one of the major films to receive recognition this year is The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley, Allen Leech, and Matthew Goode. The film tells the incredible true story of Alan Turing, a brilliant mathematician and cryptanalyst that built a machine to crack Nazi Germany's Enigma… Continue reading Interview: Allen Leech and Graham Moore For THE IMITATION GAME
Although Earth to Echo is obviously a children’s movie, thanks to its modern odes to such classic '80s films as E.T. and The Goonies, I found myself just as entertained and invested in the film as the kids around me. Of course, when a movie features child actors on bikes, government agents with flashlights, and… Continue reading Movie Review: Earth to Echo
Obvious Child is my favorite movie so far this year. That's right, I said it. With a script as mature, intelligent and funny as its lead actress, Jenny Slate, how could it not be? Obvious Child is a remarkably frank, well-written, and well-acted romantic comedy that shows there are many different types of Hollywood "happy… Continue reading Interview: Jenny Slate & Gillian Robespierre for “Obvious Child”
Yep, The Fault In Our Stars is just as good as you were hoping. Adapted from John Green's best-selling novel of the same name, the script follows the book as well as it possibly could (only cutting out parts that you can live without). Not just that... the cast is flawless, and, most importantly, the… Continue reading Movie Review: The Fault in Our Stars
Night Moves, written and directed by Kelly Reichardt (Meek’s Cutoff), is a palpable thriller and character study that slowly builds suspense through continuous tension, paranoia, and the characters’ rising anxiety. Due to Reichardt’s ability to showcase her actors interacting with the beauty of nature, it comes as no surprise that she would focus her lens… Continue reading Movie Review: Night Moves