‘The Watch,’ ‘Ruby Sparks’ and more new movies
In this week’s new movies, “The Watch†is untimely but funny and “Ruby Sparks†is pleasantly cerebral.
July 27, 2012
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In this week’s new movies, “The Watch†is untimely but funny and “Ruby Sparks†is pleasantly cerebral.
There are only three new movies opening this week in the area: An “Ice Age†sequel and two incisive documentaries. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: “ Ice Age: Continental Drift †(PG) “From a studio’s perspective, ‘Ice Age sequels are no-brainers. Each new chapter manages to improve on the box-office fortunes of its immediate predecessor
In many places throughout this great and sweltering nation, the thermometer now sits at 100 degrees or higher . Glands that normally don’t sweat are currently sweating
With many Washingtonians headed to the movies to cool off from this summer’s oppressive heat, I thought I would share some movie recommendations that provide a wide variety of valuable leadership lessons and approaches. Read full article > >
In this week’s new movies, “The Amazing Spider-Man†looks awfully familiar, while Oliver Stone’s “Savages†recalls the hyper-violence of “Natural Born Killers.†Here’s what the Post critics had to say: Read full article > >
In this week’s new movies, Channing Tatum plays a stripper in a movie based on his life and a family drama with Elizabeth Banks and Chris Pine ultimately comes through as sincere. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: Read full article > >
A DVD is available at Morris County public libraries to help teens who stutter.
In this week’s new movies, Pixar’s new female-driven film is plucky yet predictable, and a fun history-horror mashup portrays Abraham Lincoln as (what else?) a vampire killer. Here’s what the Post critics had to say: Read full article > >
Summer doesn’t mean you have to stop doing the things you love doing — it just means you get to do them outdoors. Here’s a list of some of the best outdoor movie and music options this week — with some bonus yoga