Brennan Atkins & Noah BarnesSep 29, 2017Arts & FeaturesThe Couch Boys really did “It” this timeBy Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes In 1990, audiences were treated to a mini-series by ABC called “It,” directed by Tommy Lee Wallace. This...
Bailey MorrisonMar 31, 2017Arts & Features“Beauty and the Beast” ReturnsBy Bailey Morrison A remake of “Beauty and the Beast,” starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens, was released on March 17, grossing over $700...
Andrew WilloughbyMar 24, 2017Arts & Features“Get Out” will stay in your headBy Andrew Willoughby When I first heard Jordan Peele of Comedy Central’s “Key & Peele” was writing, producing and directing a horror...
Michael B. MurphyMar 28, 2014Arts & FeaturesMovie review: Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Wind Rises’ mostly soarsBy Michael B. Murphy The animated film “The Wind Rises” is a monumental moment in world cinema, as it is not only legendary Japanese...
Brad LeuchteFeb 22, 2014Arts & FeaturesMovie review: ‘The Monuments Men’By Bradley Leuchte That wasn’t bad ... but it sure wasn’t good. “The Monuments Men” is a World War II movie that isn’t about war. This...
Spencer HarryFeb 8, 2014Arts & FeaturesThat awkward momentBy Spencer Harry One Saturday night I found myself at the local AMC Natick theatre sitting amongst an assembly of women ages 17 to 24 and...
Mark WadlandFeb 8, 2014Arts & FeaturesMovie review: ‘Reasonable Doubt’By Mark Wadland “Reasonable Doubt” stars Samuel L. Jackson, who plays Clinton Davis, a mentally disturbed killer, opposite Dominic...
Michael B. MurphyJan 24, 2014Arts & FeaturesMovie review: ‘Her’By Michael B. Murphy There were so many ways for Spike Jonez’s “Her” to have gone wrong. First off, “Her” is a love story that is equal...
Michael B. MurphyJan 24, 2014Arts & FeaturesMovie review: ’12 Years a Slave’By Michael B. Murphy Undoubtedly the most evocative and important film of 2013, the Steve McQueen directed “12 Years a Slave” deserves...