The Internet’s Own Boy: The Story of Aaron Swartz begins with a quote from Thoreau that asks how citizens should react to unjust laws. The philosopher of Walden Pond asks whether we should simply obey them or try...
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23 June 2014
It’s surprising that the Gateway Film Center isn’t screening Citizen Koch as part of its Nightmares on High Street series. If your politics are anywhere to the left of, say, Antonin Scalia’s, the documentary is as...
16 June 2014
Some movies pack so many plots, subplots and characters into their running time that you just about need a chart...
09 June 2014
Remember the brouhaha that erupted when James Franco engaged in online flirting with a 17-year-old girl?
Franco blamed his own carelessness, saying he didn’t know she was underage, and I’d like to believe him. I...
04 June 2014
Do you like old-style country ballads? You can hear them to your heart’s content in Always…Patsy Cline.
Ted Swindley’s two-woman play tells the fact-based story of the friendship that develops between the...
31 May 2014
According to Seth MacFarlane’s new comedy, there are A Million Ways to Die in the West. Most are pointless (being shot over a jostle in a bar), many are gruesome (having your head bashed in by a giant block of ice...
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