January Issue 4 2012
Superman, Batman, X-Men and other do-gooders in tights and capes are probably what you think of when you think about comic books.
January Issue 1 2012
Hollywood has commandeered Sweden’s big literary export, “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo,” without compromising the story’s Scandinavian roots or its top-of-the-world, Seasonal Affective Disorder sense of barrenness, even hopelessness.
December Issue 4 2011
Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law bicker and banter and bob and weave with significantly diminishing returns in this sequel to the 2009 smash hit “Sherlock Holmes.”
December Issue 3 2011
Having been revered as a master for decades and functioning at the top of his game as he approaches 70, Martin Scorsese would seem to have nothing else to prove.
September Issue 1 2011
Classy, solid and well-acted, “The Debt” is a rare bit of meaty, intelligent filmmaking during the ordinarily dreary final days of summer.
September Issue 1 2011
Size shouldn’t matter when it comes to scary creatures.
September Issue 1 2011
Anchorage Public Library is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the opening of Z.J. Loussac Public Library...
September Issue 1 2011
A class act such as “The Help” is rare enough in Hollywood.
September Issue 1 2011
If this has indeed been The Summer of the R-Rated Comedy, with each new movie striving to one-up its predecessors in getting down and dirty, then we’re going out with a whimper with “30 Minutes or Less.” And that’s ironic, given that the movie is all about something — or someone — going out with a bang.
