IFFBoston Review: Joss Whedon’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is an entertaining film, and an great Shakespeare adaptation. Both Wheddonites and fans of The Bard should be be pleased.
Read MoreMUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is an entertaining film, and an great Shakespeare adaptation. Both Wheddonites and fans of The Bard should be be pleased.
Read MoreMurder can be hilarious if it’s for all the wrong, outrageous reasons like in Ben Wheatley’s dark road-comedy SIGHTSEERS.
Read MoreTHE WAY WAY BACK may take place in the present day, but it has the playful spirit and unbridled optimism of a movie from 20 – 30 years ago.
Read MoreTHE SPECTACULAR NOW, draws inspiration from John Hughes and Cameron Crowe ‘80s teen flicks, to tell an unabashedly earnest tale of young love.
Read MoreMovies like LONELY BOY show the merits of independent film, by proving that you don’t always need lots of money or big name actors to tell a great story.
Read MoreMy quick video review of DEAD MAN DOWN, while enjoying a delicious craft beer.
Read MoreLike the cliffhanger at the end of your favorite television show’s season, PLAGUE NATION leaves you dying to find out what happens next.
Read MoreMy quick video review of A GLIMPSE INSIDE THE MIND OF CHARLES SWAN III, while enjoying a delicious craft beer.
Read MoreOBLIVION isn’t a remake of anything; although it might as well be. And like most remakes, you’ll feel like the films that it mimics did things better.
Read MoreI you’re a hardcore Bowie fan looking for the Encyclopedia Bowieca, you won’t be disappointed with THE COMPLETE DAVID BOWIE.
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