By Chaz Lipp Terence Davies’ autobiographical 1992 The Long Day Closes is an odd film that requires patience and repeated viewings to apprecia...
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By Sherry Lipp I can’t be the only Star Trek fan to have discovered Enterprise on Blu-ray. In my reviews of seasons one and two I have discuss...
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by Sherry LippIt’s hard to believe, but we’re getting close to the return of The Walking Dead. The mid-season premiere airs Sunday Fe...
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By Chaz Lipp Why did Paramount resurrect Tom Clancy’s CIA agent character Jack Ryan, central character in four previous blockbusters, only to ...
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By Chaz Lipp Way back in 1958, the late, great visual effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen co-produced and created the stop-motion model animation fo...
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By Chaz Lipp Writer-director Peter Berg’s retelling of a tragically unsuccessful 2005 U.S. Navy SEALS mission in Afghanistan, Lone Survivor, i...
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By Chaz Lipp The Wolf of Wall Street is not without thrilling, bravura scenes. Even when judged by director Martin Scorsese’s own lofty standa...
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By Chaz Lipp For some reason, the fifth entry in the Paranormal Activity franchise has been frequently referred to as a spin-off. Maybe it’s b...
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By Chaz Lipp Buried somewhere deep below the layers of predictable plotting, there’s an inspired idea at the core of Grudge Match. Pitting Rob...
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