Author: Al McGhee

Our Modern Movie-Trailer Fatigue

If you’re tired of sitting through ads before movies, you aren’t alone. Earlier this year, the National Association of Theater Owners ruled that trailers should no longer exceed two minutes—that’s 30 seconds shorter than the previous norm—and requested theaters stop playing previews more than four months in advance of a film's release. According to The Hollywood Reporter, theater owners were fed …

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The 10 Most Memorable Family Movies of 2014

I t was a great year for parents at the movies. Whether they were animated or live action, some of the year's funniest, coolest films were made with kids in mind. To look back at the year's most memorable family films, I asked my 4-year-old daughter, Charlie, to add some commentary, and also rank her favorite movies of the year.

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Yentl: Limited Edition (Blu-ray)

Highly Recommended Adapted from the eponymous 1975 play by Leah Napolin and Isaac Bashevis Singer—and in turn, Singer's earlier short story “Yentl the Yeshiva Boy” —Barbra Streisand's Yentl (1983) is an uncompromising personal project that's held up quite nicely during the last three decades. Our story follows Yentl Mendel (Streisand) and her father (Nehemiah Persoff) in early 20th century …

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Tusk (Blu-ray)

Rent It In 10 Words or Less Kevin Smith tries something different Reviewer's Bias* Loves: Kevin Smith, weird movies, podcasts, Canada Likes: Kevin Smith films of late, Michael Parks, Justin Long Dislikes: Rubber monster movies Hates: Nepotism, body horror films The Movie Ask anyone who's known me since my college days who my favorite director is, and the likely answer will be Kevin Smith. You …

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