As with the first film, the characters and their interactions again provide all the high points, with the cluttered storyline and routine action sequences jockeying for place position.
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Review: Ender’s Game
The strength of the film is not in its conventional sci-fi elements but in the manner in which Ender relates to everyone around him.
Review: Last Vegas
Don’t expect to see a geriatric version of The Hangover – the film is better than that.
Film Festival: A boy & his tiger
“Anybody who has made a movie can attest to the fact that making films is hard. It takes a long time, it’s not cheap. You finish film school and you’re ready to make movies, and the reality is, you also need to make a living.”
Review: The Counselor
At its worst, it recalls the excesses of latter-day Oliver Stone, with a whiff of the awful Savages hovering around its edges.
Little bit of soul: Luella and the Sun
“The magic spot happens, I think, when it becomes really primal. And with this mixture of songs, with these players, it’s bringing out emotions that are primal. And guttural.”
Jam with Eric Culberson again
“When I was not playing music for a living, Jam Night was huge for me,” he says. “Because I could go out and do my thing with a band. On a stage.”
Open Mic … Mike … Myq
‘I am very fortunate that I was born at this time in America, where a small person can thrive and doesn’t have to go to battle, like in the Middle Ages… what’s the worst part about being on the road? Aw, sometimes I gotta show up early to the airport!
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Ready for their close-ups: Black Tusk
The band will screen the ‘Truth Untold’ video for friends and fans during Friday’s show at the Jinx.
Trailer for ‘Savannah’ movie released
ET Online has released the trailer for ‘Savannah,’ the upcoming film written by Annette Haywood-Carter and Kenneth Carter, and directed by Haywood-Carter. Shot locally in 2011, the movie will open […]
Deadheads unite: Meet the Charlie Fog Band
“You’re really looking for a moment in time, chasing it,” says guitarist Dan Berman. “You’re really hoping it finds you as a group.”
Review: The Lone Ranger
The movie could lose the insufferable framing device that features Depp getting to wear even more makeup, as he plays Tonto as an elderly man relating the bulk of the movie as a flashback.
