Meryl Streep long ago proved she can act. In Into the Woods, as she did in 2008’s Mamma Mia!, Streep proves that she can sing, too.
One thing, though: You probably wouldn’t want to sing in a choir with her....
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25 December 2014
In Unbroken, World War II bombardier Louis Zamperini is subjected to a crash landing at sea and a grueling stint in a Japanese POW camp. Will he survive?
Obviously. Otherwise, the flick would be titled Broken....
18 December 2014
Can you walk your way back to emotional health? Cheryl Strayed (Reese Witherspooon) gives it a try in Wild.
Divorce, disease and her own misbehavior have separated...
11 December 2014
When you think of Antarctica, you probably picture ice, snow and penguins. You don’t normally think of people, other than the odd intrepid explorer driving his dogsled across a frozen landscape.
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03 December 2014
Frontier life was tough in the 1850s, particularly if you were a woman. That’s the prime message of The Homesman.
Winters were harsh. Crops were uncertain. Disease was rampant. Foreplay had yet to be invented.
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28 November 2014
Stephen Hawking is known as the brilliant physicist who slumps in a wheelchair and speaks through a computer-generated voice. In The Theory of Everything, we first meet the Brit when he’s a still gawky...
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