Crimson Peak
The only award this film is likely to win is a Razzie for one of the worst films of 2015.
The only award this film is likely to win is a Razzie for one of the worst films of 2015.
Jobs was hateful, hurtful and dismissive. Is there any wonder that Danny Boyle and Aaron Sorkin couldn’t make a cinematic silk purse out of a pig’s ear?
Indiana Governor Mike Pence would hate this movie, which is all the more reason to see it.
Several recent Indianapolis Star articles focus on the educational problem in our State while dodging the obvious solution.
Who protects American freedoms more than criminal defense lawyers who put the government to its proof at trial?
Is it fair to criticize a quality film that leaves you emotionally exhausted? I’ll leave that answer up to you.
It is ironic that I neither recommend nor condemn this film. It is like a Disney World ride that intentionally evokes human misery.
As much as I liked Best of Enemies, I hope that this documentary wins the Oscar. I just want to see Malala give a short speech.
Want to see one of those hidden films that leaves you saying, “God, I’m glad I saw it.”