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Thursday, March 21,2013
Hocus poke-my-eyes-out
'The Incredible Burt Wonderstone' saws humor in half
Like a scathing satire of the Soviet Union or a mockumentary musical on grunge, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone sets its eyes on an expired target of cultural derision nobody gives a fuzzy rabbit about anymore.
Thursday, March 14,2013
That’s enough, James Franco
In 'Oz the Great and Powerful,' the hero is the villain
Look, James Franco must be stopped.
Thursday, March 14,2013
Exploring legacy of experimental filmmaker Brakhage
Brakhage Symposium examines late filmmaker’s influence
No one can say for sure what the late Stan Brakhage would think of the Brakhage Center Symposium — except that he would both hate and love it.
Thursday, March 7,2013
Faint pulse praise
'Warm Bodies' is a 'tweener
Warm is the ultimate ’tweener temperature. It’s not “hot” or “cold”; it rejects extreme or definitive categorization. It’s the thermometer equivalent of “meh.” So, it’s fitting that writer/director Jonathon Levine’s film sports the noncommittal word as the lead in its title. Warm Bodies is completely OK. It is resplendently fine. It is immeasurably pretty good. Sadly, it really hoped to be great.
Thursday, February 28,2013
Magnifying injustice
'The House I Live In' makes a compelling case to end the drug war
A damning statistic, familiar to those with even a minor interest in the drug boondoggle, comes early in The House I Live In: “Since 1971, the War on Drugs has cost over $1 trillion and resulted in more than 45 million arrests. During that time, illegal drug use has remained unchanged.”
Thursday, February 28,2013
Hardly dying
‘A Good Day to Die Hard’ ignores every word in the title
A Good Day to Die Hard is not Die Hard; it’s also not good and mostly takes place at night. So really, the whole title is a lie.
Thursday, February 21,2013
Restless leg syndrome
'Side Effects' will have you twitching with anxiety
Like Frankenstein’s monster or fans of Two Broke Girls, this film shouldn’t exist and definitely shouldn’t work. And yet, it does. Boy howdy, does it ever.
Thursday, February 21,2013
The original crazy drummer
'Beware of Mr. Baker' explores one of rock’s most interesting personalities
A virtuoso on the kit, Baker was an absolute mess of a man, running through and neglecting multiple wives and children as he compulsively tore through life.
Thursday, February 14,2013
Only kinda good, fellas
'Gangster Squad' talks the talk, walks crooked
Nothing brings back memories of Sean Penn’s history as a serial domestic abuser like watching him revel in a man being drawn-and-quartered by automobiles. What a weird choice to take a cheesy, scene-chewing, 1940s mob-boss role at this point in his career.
Thursday, February 14,2013
BW BIFF Picks 2013: 'Trash Dance'
On some level, Allison Orr is either an idealist or a masochist. She has the audacity to believe that art can transform lives by allowing individuals to show their true selves to complete strangers by communicating through the common language of art.
