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Film - Chuck Koplinski | Wednesday, November 21,2012

The Sessions survives narrative oversight

By Chuck Koplinski
You’d have to be a hardhearted individual indeed not to be moved by Mark O’Brien’s story. Having contracted polio at the age of six, the writer spends most of his time confined in an
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Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, November 15,2012

Spielberg’s powerful portrait of Lincoln the man

By Chuck Koplinski
Surprisingly intimate yet dealing with moral questions of epic proportion, Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln is a movie befitting its subject as we know him. At once warm and folksy, at others fierce a
Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, November 8,2012

Washington soars in Flight

By Chuck Koplinski
If you look back at the careers of the great screen actors and actresses, you’ll notice that after they’ve successfully established a recognizable persona, they begin to seek ways to break
Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, November 8,2012

Skyfall returns Bond to solid ground

By Chuck Koplinski
In a recent interview, director Sam Mendes stated that Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight “gave me the confidence to take Skyfall in directions that might not have been possible before it
Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, November 1,2012

Wallflower a sincere look at teen troubles

By Chuck Koplinski
While everyone was falling all over themselves praising the films of John Hughes for their keen insight on the plight of teenagers, I couldn’t help but scoff at the “sincerity” found
Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, November 1,2012

Atlas tries but dies

By Chuck Koplinski
To be sure, the big screen adaptation of David Mitchell’s best-selling novel Cloud Atlas is an ambitious undertaking. Its very nature has led some to say it’s a property that could not be
Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, October 25,2012

Perry gets Cross-ed up

By Chuck Koplinski
While I appreciate Tyler Perry’s desire to branch out from his “Medea” films, which have put him on the map as far as the movie community is concerned, I couldn’t imagine a wor
Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, October 25,2012

Activity 4 a bore

By Chuck Koplinski
Having racked up serious box office and generally favorable reviews with the first three Paranormal Activity films, the producers of the series have finally gone to the well once too often. The fourth
Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, October 18,2012

Horrific Sinister succeeds despite flaws

By Chuck Koplinski
There is no question that Scott Derrickson’s Sinister is a flawed movie. While we expect horror films to test the boundaries where an audience’s suspension of disbelief is concerned, this
Film - Chuck Koplinski | Thursday, October 18,2012

More than meets the eye in Psychopaths

By Chuck Koplinski
There is far more at play in Martin McDonagh’s Seven Psychopaths than witnessing acts of gruesome violence committed by a collection of certifiable nuts. Well, there is that but the subtext that