Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie co-star in film, which opens Dec. 23. Continue Reading →
Damien Chazelle ups the ante in extravagantly excessive ‘Babylon’
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As controversial poll shows, what critics like isn’t necessarily what audiences want
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Sight & Sound’s list of the 100 greatest movies ever made puts arthouse film at top. Continue Reading →
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Prestigious but not profitable: Some of the year’s best films have struggled to find an audience
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Smart movies such as “She Said,” “Tar” and “Armageddon Time” have not been hits. Continue Reading →
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Spielberg’s ‘The Fabelmans,’ Gray’s ‘Armageddon Time’ reveal much about their directors
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Autobiographical films includes similarities as well as differences. Continue Reading →
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James Bond is forever: In year of franchise’s 60th anniversary, many future paths are possible
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The Garden State is the Horror State, at least in terms of movies
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Many classic horror films have been made in NJ. Continue Reading →
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Movie theater memories (readers’ responses to Stephen Whitty’s column)
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‘In the Court of the Crimson King’ documentary to be screened at The Clairidge in Montclair
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Glen Rock musicians reunite in film to be shown at Montclair Film Festival (WATCH TRAILER)
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The Vivino brothers, Frank Pagano and Lee Shapiro are among featured musicians. Continue Reading →
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‘I wanted to keep it sweet,’ says Tom Malloy of his new rom-com, ‘Ask Me to Dance’
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Even in the Age of Netflix, theaters still offer the best way to experience movies
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‘Going to a theater elevates any film, and your enjoyment of it,’ argues critic Stephen Whitty. Continue Reading →
