January 31, 2012
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As a rookie who recently completed his first full month of professional basketball, Jimmer Fredette has some chapters left to…
Music DVD Review: :Styx: The Grand Illusion; Pieces of Eight Seattle Post-Intelligencer Copyright 2012 Seattle Post-Intelligencer. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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John Latenser doesn’t want to lose his dome. The Bethesda-based location scout was standing last week on one of Hollywood’s favorite spots in D.C., a sliver of pavement at the edge of the reflecting pool with the U.S.
John Latenser doesn’t want to lose his dome. The Bethesda-based location scout was standing last week on one of Hollywood’s favorite spots in the District, a sliver of pavement at the edge of the reflecting pool with the U.S.
Feature: “Behind the Glass” (2008), “The Big Year” (2011), “Chalet Girl” (2011), “Dead Hooker in a Trunk” (2009), “Dog Jack” (2010), “The Double” (2011), “Dr. Jekyll vs. the Werewolf” (1972), “Dream House” (2011), “…
U2: From the Sky DownGenre: DocumentaryDirector: Davis GuggenheimStars: Bono, The Edge, Adam ClaytonRate: ** 1/2Davis Guggenheim’s TIFF-opening doc is not strictly a history of this legendary Irish rock band, although much is packed into 90 minutes.The film instead concentrates on lessons learned during the difficult Berlin studio birth of 1991’s Achtung Baby, U2’s seventh album, made when group …
Afghan LukeGenre: DramaDirector: Mike ClattenburgStars: Nick Stahl, Stephen Lobo, Ali LiebertRate: ** 1/2Afghan Luke is a bright and bold Canadian film about war, but it’s neither complete farce — there are darkly comic moments — nor earnest flag-waver.It’s not at all what you’d expect from Trailer Park Boys creator Mike Clattenburg, who directs and co-writes, but it’s exactly the right approach …
A strong performance by Justin Timberlake can’t quite save this leaden futuristic allegory.