Keep the Lights On: An Intensely Intimate Stew of Fear, Anger, Longing, and Regret
Keep the Lights On Movie Review: An Intensely Intimate Stew of Fear, Anger, Longing, and Regret
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Even the Rain: Intriguing Meta-Cinema Ideas Undercut by Didacticism
Even the Rain Movie Review: Intriguing Meta-Cinema Ideas Undercut by Didactism
Finding Nemo 3-D: Pixar’s Grand Fish Tale Needs No Enhancement
Finding Nemo 3-D: Pixar’s Grand Fish Tale Needs No Enhancement
The Possession: Sam Raimi’s Latest Has Few Haunting Moments
The Possession: Sam Raimi’s Latest Has Few Haunting Moments
Klown: Raunchy Dude Comedy at O Cinema August 31-September 2
Klown: Raunchy Dude Comedy at O Cinema August 31-September 2
Red Hook Summer: Spike Lee’s Messy Mix of Authenticity and Awkwardness
Red Hook Summer Review: Spike Lee’s Messy Mix of Authenticity and Awkwardness
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Sacrifice at Tower Theater July 27-August 2
Sacrifice at Tower Theater July 27-August 2
A Burning Hot Summer at Cosford Cinema
A Burning Hot Summer at Cosford Cinema
Feel the Burn
Sarkozy-era socioeconomic tensions form the backdrop for romantic entanglement and disintegration in A Burning Hot Summer, Philippe Garrel’s laconic portrait of two couples striving to stay together. Painter Frédéric (Louis Garrel) and his actress wife Angèle (Monica Bellucci) invite struggling actor Paul (Jérôme Robart) and his girlfriend Elisabeth (Céline Sallette)…
First Position Opens at Coral Gables Art Cinema May 11
First Position Opens at Coral Gables Art Cinema May 11
My Piece of the Pie at Tower Theater through January 19
My Piece of the Pie at Tower Theater through January 19
Harry Potter fights his last battle
Harry Potter fights his last battle
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Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides: The soggy franchise returns
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides: The soggy franchise returns
African Cats: Kings of the jungle get March of the Penguins treatment
African Cats: Kings of the jungle get March of the Penguins treatment
Limitless: Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro in a one-note fairy tale of avarice
Limitless: Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro in a one-note fairy tale of avarice
Now playing: Bhutto, Never Say Never, and Phil Ochs: There but for Fortune
Bhutto111 minutes. Not rated. 7 p.m. Friday, February 18 through February 20, at Bill Cosford Cinema, 1111 Memorial Dr., Coral Gables; 305-284-4861; cosfordcinema.com. Tickets cost $9 general admission, $7 for seniors, students, and UM alumni and employees, and are free for UM students.Duane Baughman’s nonfiction film pays reverential tribute to…
Liam Neeson, aging brutishly, can’t save Unknown
To age brutishly is Liam Neeson’s apparent career goal — with Taken, Clash of the Titans, The A-Team, and now Unknown, the actor continues to follow the Nicolas Cage path from respected thespian to big-budget ass-kicker. In this tepid thriller from Jaume Collet-Serra (Orphan), Neeson is Dr. Martin Harris, who,…
Legend of the Guardians: 3-D CGI that would make Pixar blush
Legend of the Guardians: 3-D CGI that would make Pixar blush
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Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time: Jake Gyllenhaal goes to the gym but can’t beef up this flick
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time: Jake Gyllenhaal goes to the gym but can’t beef up this flick