Movie Review: Grudge Match

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 LippIt’s hard to believe, but we’re getting close to the return of The Walking Dead. The mid-season premiere airs Sunday Fe...

By Chaz Lipp Why did Paramount resurrect Tom Clancy’s CIA agent character Jack Ryan, central character in four previous blockbusters, only to ...

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...

By Chaz Lipp Writer-director Peter Berg’s retelling of a tragically unsuccessful 2005 U.S. Navy SEALS mission in Afghanistan, Lone Survivor, i...

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...

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...

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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