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‘Verity’ review: Latest Colleen Hoover adaptation fades, then fizzles (opens the original)
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Having seen “Verity” — the latest screen adaptation of a novel by popular romance novelist Colleen Hoover, which hits theaters this week — it’s hard not to chuckle a little when reading the movie’s production notes. “Hoover was inspired to write her first thriller due in part to feeling disappointed in a horror film’s unearned plot twists,” the notes state. That’s pretty rich considering that the psychological romance drama’s director, Michael Showalter, seemingly set out to make a fairly faithf
‘Verity’ review: Latest Colleen Hoover adaptation fades, then fizzles (opens the original)
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Having seen “Verity” — the latest screen adaptation of a novel by popular romance novelist Colleen Hoover, which hits theaters this week — it’s hard not to chuckle a little when reading the movie’s production notes. “Hoover was inspired to write her first thriller due in part to feeling disappointed in a horror film’s unearned plot twists,” the notes state. That’s pretty rich considering that the psychological romance drama’s director, Michael Showalter, seemingly set out to make a fairly faithf
Great Lakes Theater’s ‘The Winter’s Tale’ review: Problems and pleasures (opens the original)
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Oh, what is to be done with “The Winter’s Tale”! Critics and scholars have wrestled with the work, one of Shakespeare’s final plays, since its debut in the early 1600s. A tale of paranoia, love and, ultimately, forgiveness, it is neither strictly a comedy nor a tragedy. Because elements of both genres course through its veins, it long ago was classified by some as one of the Bard’s “problem plays.” And with a production of “The Winter’s Tale” by Cleveland’s Great Lakes Theater having taken over
Great Lakes Theater’s ‘The Winter’s Tale’ review: Problems and pleasures (opens the original)
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Oh, what is to be done with “The Winter’s Tale”! Critics and scholars have wrestled with the work, one of Shakespeare’s final plays, since its debut in the early 1600s. A tale of paranoia, love and, ultimately, forgiveness, it is neither strictly a comedy nor a tragedy. Because elements of both genres course through its veins, it long ago was classified by some as one of the Bard’s “problem plays.” And with a production of “The Winter’s Tale” by Cleveland’s Great Lakes Theater having taken over
Brad Pitt-pooch bond powers ‘Heart of the Beast’ survival thriller (opens the original)
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On its face, “Heart of the Beast” is a survival film. In the latest effort from “Fury” and “End of Watch” director David Ayer, Brad Pitt portrays a former Special Forces operator who becomes stranded deep in the Alaskan wilderness and must fight for his life as he attempts to work his way back to civilization. However, at the heart of the engrossing and at times intense “Heart of the Beast” is a bromance: the bond between Pitt’s Command Sergeant Major James Belmont and his best friend, Odin, the
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