Tag: screen

‘The Phoenician Scheme’ is a messy movie that feels like a shrug

‘Final Reckoning’ closes 30 years of impossible missions

Everybody has a friend like Withnail. And everybody’s worked for a Dennis. It gets harder when, one day, you stare into the mirror and see either of them looking back.

‘The Shrouds’ unearths the persistence of grief

Watching A Woman of Paris today — available on Blu-ray from The Criterion Collection — it’s obvious Chaplin was out to prove something.

It’s time to stop overlooking these films. If we are going to make it, it’s going to take attention as well as action.

Ebert Interruptus returns to CWA

‘Death of a Unicorn’ is a shallow satire with nothing to say

‘Paddington in Peru’ is a sweet sentiment for a sour time

Mathew Klickstein on the weird and wonderful world of Lloyd Kaufman

This will go down as the year I stopped watching stories and started watching people.

How Longmont’s own Kristen Schaal conquered the comedy world

It’s been nearly two decades since Jessica Rothe called the Front Range home, but the prolific screen actor says she’ll always be “a homegrown Colorado girl.” Like her parents, Rothe...

Something strange is stirring in the wilderness. But unlike the devoted cryptid enthusiasts of reality shows like Finding Bigfoot, you won’t have to camp out in remote reaches of the...

She makes the bed. She peels and boils the potatoes. She prepares the coffee and drinks milk. She cleans the small apartment she shares with her son. She takes a...