Film
 The good news is that despite what sounds like a similar plot—a man gets a second chance at life in a new body—this is not a remake of the 1966 classic ... |
Still of Amy Winehouse in Amy.
An individual tragedy, then a global tragedy, followed by an interesting mumblecore comedy. |
Olivia Cooke, Thmas Mann, and RJ Cyler.
Adapted by Jesse Andrews from his own young adult novel, this film may be most appreciated by people rather older than the ostensible target market. |
Gemma Atherton and Fabrice Luchini.
Gemma Bovery has its amusements, but it’s never quite as sharp as it wants to be. |
Bel Powley and Kristen Wiig in The Diary of a Teenage Girl.
Now in its second year, the Niagara Integrated Film Festival appears better situated than most to make it. |
 Magic Mike XXL renders men removing their clothing tedious—something of an accomplishment. |
 Reviews of A Little Chaos, Manglehorn, Escobar: Paradise Lost, and 5 to 7. |
 Binx, the narrator of Walker Percy’s 1961 novel The Moviegoer, resorts to watching motion pictures to relieve the oppressive, vulgar “everydayness” of... |