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The Cleveland Movie Blog: Tomorrowland
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Friday, May 22, 2015. Review by Matt Finley. There's a climactic moment in TOMMORROWLAND,. Brad Bird's ( RATATOUILLE. Latest live-action Disney adventure, in which characters discuss the possibility of "zapping an idea" into someone's mind. It's a beguiling notion, especially for a film that's otherwise content to transmit it's themes via sledgehammer. The film's Disneyland-referencing titular metropolis is a high-tech utopia built by a collective of earth's top scientists and artists in a parallel dimen...
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The Cleveland Movie Blog: Iris (opens May 22nd in Cleveland at the Cedar Lee Theatre)
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Friday, May 22, 2015. Iris (opens May 22nd in Cleveland at the Cedar Lee Theatre). Opens on Friday May 22nd in Cleveland exclusively at the Cedar Lee Theatre.]. Review by Charles Cassady, Jr. Remember that Monty Python sketch (actually a bit of Terry Gilliam animation) about how you can collect and put around your dwelling-place portraits of perfect strangers who lead far more interesting lives than you've got? I promise, the idea was funny. In the course of the feature Iris does media appearances from M...
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The Cleveland Movie Blog: Mad Max: Fury Road
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Friday, May 15, 2015. Mad Max: Fury Road. Review by Matt Finley. It's hard to review a movie as magic and wonderful as MAD MAX: FURY ROAD. It's just impossible to metabolize so much visceral joy into slack lexical strings without losing the crucial crackling surge of pure love that rare films like this so effortlessly conjure. Or maybe it's just hard to review it without sounding like a 10-year-old at the dusty end of his third Fun Dip pouch running in circles and making car sounds. To describe FURY ROAD.
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The Cleveland Movie Blog: An interview with 'We Are Still Here' director Ted Geoghegan
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Wednesday, May 20, 2015. An interview with 'We Are Still Here' director Ted Geoghegan. WE ARE STILL HERE. Screens Friday May 22nd and Saturday May 23rd at midnight at the Capitol Theatre. Writer/director Ted Geogegan will be present for a Q and A after the film both nights.]. Ted Geoghegan has written and produced a number of films since 2004, most in the horror genre, but this year's WE ARE STILL HERE. CITY OF THE LIVING DEAD. HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY. You've written and/or produced a number of films over ...
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The Cleveland Movie Blog: Good Kill (opening May 22nd)
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Wednesday, May 20, 2015. Good Kill (opening May 22nd). Review by Milan Paurich. Is a bit like an Oliver Stone movie on Quaaludes. Certainly the topical subject—drone warfare in the post-digital age—is uber-Stone-y, but the execution is dreamy and purposefully disorienting. It’s as though the DOORS. Era Stone had directed WORLD TRADE CENTER. Writer-director Andrew Niccol’s background in thinking man’s sci-fi ( GATTACA. And THE TRUMAN SHOW. In which Nicolas Cage played an international arms dealer. KILL.
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The Cleveland Movie Blog: An affair to remember: CinEvent in Columbus, May 22-25
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Wednesday, May 20, 2015. An affair to remember: CinEvent in Columbus, May 22-25. CinEvent takes place Friday May 22nd through Monday May 25th at the Renaissance Downtown Columbus Hotel.]. Event preview by Charles Cassady, Jr. Before it became more or less identified with summer-blockbuster kickoffs and superhero sequels, Memorial Day Weekend was actually about memorializing the fallen - remember? And this Memorial Day we would like you to remember a certain Steve Haynes, who died in April at the age of 68.
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The Cleveland Movie Blog: Deli Man (May 16th and 17th at the Cleveland Cinematheque)
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Friday, May 15, 2015. Deli Man (May 16th and 17th at the Cleveland Cinematheque). Screens Saturday May 16th at 7:40 pm and Sunday May 17th at 4:30 pm at the Cleveland Cinematheque.]. Review by Bob Ignizio. The delicatessen has long been a part of Jewish-American life. DELI MAN. Rounding out filmmaker Erik Greenberg Anjou's trilogy on Jewish culture (the other two films being. THE KLEZMATICS – ON HOLY GROUND. Posted by Bob Ignizio. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Get this Recent Comments Widget. All m...
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The Cleveland Movie Blog: The Skin (May 23rd at the Cleveland CInematheque)
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Friday, May 22, 2015. The Skin (May 23rd at the Cleveland CInematheque). Screens Saturday May 23rd at 5:00 pm at the Cleveland Cinematheque.]. Review by Bob Ignizio. Set in 1943 Naples as American forces are driving the last of the Nazis out of Italy,. Possibly, but it hardly seems to matter when those who suffer the most, in particular women and children, had little choice in what side of the war they were on. Posted by Bob Ignizio. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Get this Recent Comments Widget.
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The Cleveland Movie Blog: Lambert & Stamp (opens in Cleveland May 15th exclusively at the Cedar Lee Theatre)
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Friday, May 15, 2015. Lambert and Stamp (opens in Cleveland May 15th exclusively at the Cedar Lee Theatre). Opens in Cleveland on Friday May 15th exclusively at the Cedar Lee Theatre.]. Review by Pamela Zoslov. Among British rock bands, there was always something different about the Who. Why, for instance, were so many of their albums created for, or adapted to, the stage? The group pioneered the ambitious “rock opera” with Tommy. And the ill-fated Lifehouse. Lambert encouraged Townshend to write songs, ...
