Author: Jim Lane

April 10, 2014

SN&R Vol 25 Issue 52

Jinn

Director Ajmal Zaheer Ahmad's script is incoherent gobbledygook.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 04.10.14
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Oculus

This run-of-the-mill horror flick should have remained a short.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 04.10.14
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April 03, 2014

SN&R Vol 25 Issue 51

Sabotage

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Terrence Howard star in this meaningless drug-cartel flick.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 04.03.14
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Divergent

Shailene Woodley carries this Hunger Games-lite flick.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 04.03.14
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Noah

This Biblical retelling has raw energy and Russell Crowe's bold, tortured take on the iconic title character.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 04.03.14
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Red, white and blooey

Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson fight the good fight in this latest Marvel Comics superhero flick.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 04.03.14
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March 27, 2014

SN&R Vol 25 Issue 50

As a matter of faction

The film version of the popular young-adult novel is good, but never quite manages to emerge from that Hunger Games shadow.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 03.27.14
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The Grand Budapest Hotel

Wes Anderson's latest is a funny and sad delight.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 03.27.14
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God's Not Dead

This faith-based drama is largely standard Sunday-school fare.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 03.27.14
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March 20, 2014

SN&R Vol 25 Issue 49

Guest relations

Wes Anderson's latest brims with clever storytelling, elegance and nostalgia.

By Jim Lane

This article was published on 03.20.14
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