Movie Review: “The Lazarus Effect”
“The Lazarus Effect” – a film review by Gary Chew The Lazarus Effect begins not in Bethany but Berkeley. In fact, the entire movie occurs in Berkeley, most … Read more
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SCOOP!!! We Got the Script from the New Disney Star Wars Movie!
Forget the stingy, 88 minute trailer just put out, we got the real scoop on the new Disney Star Wars movie! Our intrepid, rat-like reporters just got the … Read more
American Sniper … Taking Another Look
Taking another look through the scope at American Sniper To quote Ronald Reagan, “There you go again.” The “you” in this instance is the Republican Party. It’s the … Read more
Movie Review: “Two Days, One Night”
Two Days, One Night – a film review by Gary Chew Marion Cotillard is nominated for an upcoming Oscar for Best Performance in Two Days, One Night. She’s … Read more
Movie Review: “Still Alice”
“Still Alice” – a film review by Gary Chew Kristen Stewart (Lydia)/DAUGHTER: What’s it like? What does it actually feel like? Julianne Moore (Alice)/MOTHER: Oh, I have my … Read more
Movie Review: “A Most Violent Year”
“A Most Violent Year” — a film review by Gary Chew J.C. Chandor, the talented screenwriter and director who did the terrific 2011 film Margin Call, has another movie … Read more
Je Suis Charlie: Cartoonists Movie Shows Wednesday in Sacramento
The French Film Festival presents “Cartoonists: Foot Soldiers Of Democracy” (This article is adapted from a post at the French Film Festival website.) The French Film Festival is … Read more
Kim Jung Un, Movie Critic – An Exclusive HT Cartoon News Report!
Kim Jung Un plays movie critic [This page is an excerpt from the Humor Times magazine. The monthly publication is available in print or digital formats, all over … Read more
Movie Review: “American Sniper”
“American Sniper” – a film review by Gary Chew Clint Eastwood has found something to gain our curiosity more effectively than talking to an empty chair that, in turn, … Read more
Movie Review: “Inherent Vice”
Inherent Vice – a film review by Gary Chew Looking back in time 35 years, it might have been a valid prediction that Southern California would eventually rot … Read more
