Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
The latest adventure from Tim Burton would seem tailor-made for his tastes but it’s a convoluted slog, dense in mythology and explanatory dialogue but woefully…
Ann Dowd
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Captain Fantastic (2016)
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Abigail
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Our Brand Is Crisis (2015)
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Nell
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The Drop (2014)
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Compliance (2012)
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Sandra
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Saving Shiloh (2006)
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Louise Preston
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The Thing About My Folks (2005)
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Linda
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Shiloh 2: Shiloh Season (1999)
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Louise Preston
Roger Ebert
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Sundance 2016 Completes Lineup with New Films from Werner Herzog, Kelly Reichardt and More
A look at the latest additions to the now-completed Sundance 2016 lineup.
2015 Fall Movie Preview
An overview of the films that will be theatrically released in the 2015 fall season.
Sundance Memories and Tips: 13 Years in Park City
Memories of over a decade going to the Sundance Film Festival and tips for newcomers.
A Complex Life: HBO’s Unforgettable “Olive Kitteridge”
A review of the new HBO mini-series "Olive Kitteridge" with Frances McDormand and Richard Jenkins.
Despite Excellent Cast, HBO’s “The Leftovers” Wastes Opportunity
A performance here and there; the fascinating narrative of Perrotta’s; the commentary on how poorly human beings deal with earth-shattering change—there are reasons to watch "The Leftovers" and I’m curious enough to keep going through at least the first season, but lower those expectations that this is the next great 2014 TV drama.
New York Film Critics Circle and National Board of Review Start the Oscar Race
Erik Childress looks at the first awards of the season and their possible impact on the Oscar race.
Showtime Gets Behind Closed Doors with "Masters of Sex"
With incredibly strong central performances and thematically dense subject matter, "Masters of Sex," a drama about sex researchers Masters and Johnson, serves as a nice partner to Showtime's returning "Homeland."
Movie Answer Man (12/20/2007)
Q. I am a devoted fan of Ian McEwan’s novel "Atonement," one of those books that raises your heartbeat and ignites conflicting emotions and thoughts like fireworks exploding in the sky. So many nights I returned to that book to amuse myself for several hours by just repeating the poetry of McEwan’s prose, its words melting over my tongue like butter.
