Category - Digital Week

Digital Week – October 31

This week’s roundup features reviews of the new Alexander Payne-Paul Giamatti comedy, “The Holdovers” and the 4K release of Tom Cruise’s latest “Mission: Impossible” vehicle. In-Theater/Streaming Releases of the WeekThe Holdovers (Focus Features) Alexander Payne teams...

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Digital Week – October 24

This week’s roundup features reviews of two highly anticipated new films: Martin Scorsese’s epic adaptation of the non-fiction mystery “Killers of the Flower Moon” and Justine Triet’s epic-scaled investigation into a husband’s suspicious death, “Anatomy of a Fall.” In...

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Digital Week – October 17

This week’s roundup includes reviews of the 50th anniversary 4K release of the cult chiller “The Wicker Man” and 4K releases of the Stephen King-Frank Darabont horror entry “The Mist” and the surprising box-office success from Australia, “Talk to Me.” 4K/UHD Releases...

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Digital Week – October 3

This week’s roundup includes a must-see new film by Italian master Marco Bellocchio, “Kidnapped,” premiering this week at the New York Film Festival; “The Royal Hotel,” starring the three-time Emmy winner from “Ozark,” Julia Garner; and fine new documentaries about...

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Digital Week – September 26

This week’s roundup includes several interesting new documentaries (including an incisive one from Argentina, at Film Forum in NYC); classic French short films; and a trio of new features: the thriller “Cobweb,” Italian family drama “L’Immensita” and redemption flick...

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Digital Week – September 19

This week’s roundup features new UHD rereleases of two seminal films: William Friedkin’s 1973 horror classic “The Exorcist” and Orson Welles’ unheralded 1962 Kafka adaptation, “The Trial”; also of note are four recommended new documentaries: “American—An Odyssey to...

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Broadway Play Review—“The Shark Is Broken”

Basically about three actors sitting around on a boat while their movie, “Jaws,” is taking longer than ever to make because the mechanical shark rarely works, “The Shark Is Broken”—written by Ian Shaw and Joseph Nixon—is a decent enough diversion. Ian is the son of...

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Digital Week – September 6

This week’s roundup features—in theaters, streaming and on disc—documentaries about a Japanese guitarist and Zeppelin freak (“Mr. Jimmy”), photographers of Elizabeth II (“Portrait of the Queen”), a comprehensive cinema chronicle (“The Complete History of Film”) and...

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Digital Week – August 30

This week’s roundup includes reviews of several new films, including the latest Liam Neeson adventure, “Retribution,” the horror parody “The Blackening” and a provocative new doc, “Blue Box.” In-Theater Releases of the WeekRetribution (Lionsgate) Liam Neeson is back...

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Digital Week – August 23

This week’s roundup features new films about strong women who became almost mythic in stature: congressional representative Bella Abzug (the documentary “Bella!”), Israeli prime minister Golda Meir (the biopic “Golda”) and French philosopher Simone Weil (the biopic...

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