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Ian Kane
‘The Unforgiven’: A Solid Western That’s Underrated
Audrey Hepburn and Burt Lancaster lead a strong cast in a family drama.
5/30/2024
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Michael Clark
‘Enough Said’: A Smart Romantic Comedy for Grown-Ups
James Gandolfini proved more than capable of leaving Tony Soprano in the dust.
5/29/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘Boomerang!’: Humans Determine Innocence or Guilt
The point of a justice system is not the system itself, but justice.
5/27/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘La Vie En Rose’: Édith Piaf Sings Her Heart Out
The ‘Little Sparrow’ comes to life in this French film.
5/26/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘Kramer vs. Kramer’: Parenting Is a Partnership, Not a Playoff
A film on parenting weighs the independence of husband and wife over the family.
5/22/2024
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Ian Kane
‘Separate Tables’: An Outstanding Melodrama With an Ensemble Cast
This melodrama tells a capitivating story with stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
5/21/2024
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Mark Jackson
‘The Sting’: A 50th Anniversary Celebration
Arguably the G.O.A.T. heist-comedy-blockbuster, “The Sting” (seven Oscars) is the premier example of the saying, “They don’t make ‘em like that anymore.”
5/17/2024
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘Marty’: Love Is Not Blind
Delbert Mann’s debut picture tells a simple tale about two good people who want love.
5/15/2024
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Ian Kane
‘The Wolf’s Call’: An Underwater Thriller
This gripping submarine actioner has real-world implications.
5/14/2024
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Ian Kane
‘Duel in the Sun’: Power, Pain, and Passion in 1880s’ Texas
David Selsnick produces an uneven film of moral weakness on the Texas frontier.
5/13/2024