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Wednesday, March 2,2011
FILM

Sly Fox

Sylvester Stallone still calls the shots for the mindless mayhem of The Expendables

By Bill DeLapp
     Comtemporary thespians James Franco and Anne Hathaway were brought in to co-host the Feb. 27 Academy Awards ceremonies, an obvious attempt to win over a younger demographic of
Wednesday, March 2,2011
FILM

Sly Fox

By Bill DeLapp
Comtemporary thespians James Franco and Anne Hathaway were brought in to co-host the Feb. 27 Academy Awards ceremonies, an obvious attempt to win over a younger demographic of viewers who already think awards shows are tedious televised affairs.
Wednesday, March 2,2011
FILM

The Cinema of Sheen

By Bill DeLapp
This occasional series devoted to the celluloid treasures of Charlie Sheen (born Carlos Irwin Estevez) begins with the acting legend’s starring role in the 1987 feature No Man’s Land..
Wednesday, February 23,2011
PICKS

Movie Mayhem

By Bill DeLapp
The next edition of the “Brew & View” 35mm film series at Eastwood’s Palace Theatre, 2384 James St., features a big-budget bullet-riddled epic plus a low-budget walk on the wild sid
Wednesday, February 23,2011
FILM

Cry Uncles

By Bill DeLapp
Every year there is usually an out-of-theblue long shot amid the thespian races, the one performer who is perfectly happy being nominated and doesn’t have a snowball’s chance in hell of winning, let alone even fretting about going to the podium.
Wednesday, February 16,2011
FILM

Four Really Big Shews

By Bill DeLapp
It was 47 years ago this month when the rock’n’roll British Invasion came to America, when the yeah-yeah-yeah lyrics took hold of the pop charts and barbershop profits got clipped when boys wanted to grow their hair long.
Wednesday, January 26,2011
FILM

Fear Factor

By Bill DeLapp
For moviegoers with a taste for loppedoff limbs, damsels in scream mode and pig-masked wackos brandishing chain saws, the cinematic seven-pack on display Saturday, Jan. 29, at Eastwood’s Palace Theatre, 2384 James St., will serve up quite the sanguine slaughterhouse.
Wednesday, January 19,2011
FILM

Chum Enchanted Evening

By Bill DeLapp
What we’ve got here is a 32-yearslater remake of a drive-in clone to a 1975 bona fide cinema thriller, so you might be inclined to believe that the law of diminishing returns is in full effect here. Yet last summer’s three-dimensional redo of Piranha.
Wednesday, January 12,2011

Flipped

By Bill DeLapp
Flipped. (Warner Bros.; 90 minutes; PG; 90 minutes). If a tree falls in a forest, does anyone hear it? For that matter, if a movie opens with zilch promotion in limited release from its releasing c
Wednesday, January 12,2011
FILM

The Other Guys

By Bill DeLapp
As you might expect from the Ferrell- McKay resume, they’re not all that keen on maintaining a coherent plot, which instead becomes something of a clothesline from which they can hang various bits of business.
 
 
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