AWFJ Women On Film – Beauty Meets Brute Force – Lisa Kennedy comments
Images of a kind of physical equality abound. But in a world in which American women are still prohibited from
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“The Women” – Lisa Kennedy reviews
Yet in spite of the casting and honorable revamps, it feels more dated than the 1939 original did for its
Read more“Hamlet 2” – Lisa Kennedy reviews
A crowd-pleaser at the Sundance Film Festival, this indie comedy is Ham-lite, to be sure. Read more
Read more“Mr. Margorium’s Wonder Emporium,” review by Lisa Kennedy
The objects in “Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium” can be mesmerizing and full of personality. But the G-rated fable from writer-director
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Blame it on David Chase that it’s become harder to make a resonant mob movie. The creator of “The Sopranos”
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No one can accuse director Gavin Hood’s multicharacter-driven film, starring Reese Witherspoon, Jake Gyllenhaal and Meryl Streep, of lacking ambition.
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First time director Ben Affleck gives audiences a fresh taste of his promise early on Read more
Read more“Michael Clayton,” review by Lisa Kennedy
George Clooney taps the power of his fine mug to convey awe, humility, defeat, anger, as this titular character comes
Read more“The Kingdom,” review by Lisa Kennedy
If you doubt that we live in complicated times, you need only visit your nearby multiplex, where visceral clapping is
Read moreJodie Foster discusses “The Brave One” with Lisa Kennedy
“I want people to know how I feel about the movie. I like it. But at the end of this,
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