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New Movie’s Got a Decades-Old Connection to Delaware Valley Artist
A new animated movie is based on characters created by a local artist.
Movie Review: ‘Mr. Peabody & Sherman’
Will the younger members of the audience get all the irreverently skewed historical references? No. Does that matter? Not really.
Movie Review: ‘The Bag Man’
This dispiriting, noirish crime thriller is tall on crime and short on thrills.
Movie Review: ‘Non-Stop’
Non-Stop extends Liam Neeson’s action résumé with an airplane-hijacking thriller that flies the unfriendly skies fueled by the paranoia we feel in the post-9/11 universe.
Blog: Handicapping The Oscars
It’s time to forget that Broncos bet you made on Super Bowl Sunday. I know your March Madness pool can’t come soon enough, but I might have something better.
Harold Ramis’ Immortal Influence
Unlike almost anyone in modern film, his work will remain more loved, and live on long after most of today’s most celebrated films are forgotten.
Oscar Pix And Predix: Best Picture, Best Director
Sunday evening’s Academy Awards telecast marks the fifth year in the era of the Best Picture Times Two experiment, and it would appear to have caught on.
Oscar Pix And Predix: Actors
The Oscars are upon us, and the slates of nominees on display on Sunday evening during the Academy Awards ceremony are the usual mix of familiar faces and first-timers.
Oscar Pix And Predix: Actresses
With the 86th Academy Awards ceremony only days away, we’re getting ready for the year’s best acting.
Weekend Box Office: Three-Peat For ‘The Lego Movie’
The family movie audience just will not lego of The Lego Movie.
Catching Up With Oscar
Here’s a list of the movies you don’t want to miss. They are all figuring prominently in the 2014 Academy Awards ceremonies.
Movie Review: ’3 Days to Kill’
3 Days to Kill is a shallow action thriller with an uneasy mix of brutal fight sequences and sentimental family-reunion scenes.
Movie Review: ‘In Secret’
Its themes of love, lust, adultery, and murder are woven so organically into Emile Zola’s source material that they still pack the power to grab and move us.
Local Filmmakers Get Renewed Home At The Roxy
Re-opened less than two months, the PFS at the Roxy, in the 2000 block of Sansom, is the antidote to the multiplex.
Weekend Box Office: ‘The Lego Movie’ Stays On Top
The animated comedy earned an estimated $49-million on its second weekend of release for another convincing first-place finish.
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Bradley Cooper Visits Talk Philly
Bradley Cooper stopped by CBS 3 studios and Talk Philly to talk about his new film Limitless.
