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First reported May 21 2013 - Updated May 22 2013 - 1 reports

Jack Reacher blasts his way onto Blu-ray & DVD

Based on best-selling author Lee Childâs wildly popular series of novels, JACK REACHER was adapted for the screen and directed by Academy Award-winner Christopher McQuarrie (Best Original Screenplay, The Usual Suspects, 1995). One of the most compelling ... [Published India Infoline - May 21 2013]

Entities: Blu-Ray, Christopher McQuarrie, Richard Corliss, Marshall Fine, David Oyelowo

First reported May 17 2013 - Updated May 17 2013 - 1 reports

Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Black Rock

Having broken through as a filmmaker with the intriguing and moving The Freebie, actress Katie Aselton suffers the sophomore slump with her second film as a director, Black Rock. Read More... More on Movies ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 17 2013]

Entities: Marshall Fine

First reported May 16 2013 - Updated May 16 2013 - 1 reports

Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Pieta

Anyway, Kim Ki-Duk's Pieta, opening in limited release tomorrow, is as twisted and unexpected as much of the Korean cinema that has reached this shore. Read More... More on Movies ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 16 2013]

Entities: Marshall Fine

First reported May 14 2013 - Updated May 15 2013 - 1 reports

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Marshall Fine: Movie review: Frances Ha

I've mostly been a fan of the films of Noah Baumbach but, with Frances Ha, he loses me. Never a filmmaker for whom story seemed particularly important, Baumbach collaborated here with his star, Greta Gerwig, for what feels like an amorphous and fragmentary ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 14 2013]

Entities: Marshall Fine, Noah Baumbach, New Wave Group

First reported May 13 2013 - Updated May 13 2013 - 1 reports

Marshall Fine: Sarah Polley and the Stories She Tells

Stories We Tell -- Sarah Polley's third as a director -- looks at Polley's family history, focusing on the story of her mother, Diane, who died when Polley was 11. Polley uses the film to explore the central mystery of her own life: her real parentage. ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 13 2013]

Entities: Sarah Polley, Marshall Fine

First reported May 10 2013 - Updated May 10 2013 - 1 reports

Are You Going to See The Great Gatsby?

Context-Free Lines from This Week's Movie Reviews By Julia Carpenter at 11:35AM The Great Gatsby The Great Gatsby is the Hope Diamond of American cinema priceless, enviable, impossibly tacky and bad, bad luck. Adam Mazmanian, A mess? Probably, but at ... [Published Esquire - May 10 2013]

Entities: CHRISTY LEMIRE, Great Gatsby, Andrew Barker, Marshall Fine, David Edelstein

First reported May 09 2013 - Updated May 09 2013 - 1 reports

Tom Cruise

"Jack Reacher" Blu-ray Autographed by TOM CRUISE!

One of the most compelling heroes ever to step from novel to screen makes his highly-anticipated home entertainment debut when JACK REACHER blasts his way onto Blu-ray, DVD and On Demand on May 7, 2013 from Paramount Home Media Distribution. The film ... [Published Edge Miami - May 09 2013]

Entities: Tom Cruise, Blu-Ray, Richard Corliss, Marshall Fine, David Oyelowo

First reported May 02 2013 - Updated May 02 2013 - 1 reports

Marshall Fine: Movie review: Love Is All You Need

Love Is All You Need is an unexpectedly upbeat film from the chronically downbeat Susanne Bier - if you can use upbeat to describe a romance between a cancer survivor and a still-grieving widower. Labeling this film a romantic comedy is probably a mistake; ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 02 2013]

Entities: Marshall Fine, Susanne Bier, Cancer

First reported Apr 16 2013 - Updated Apr 16 2013 - 1 reports

Marshall Fine: Interview: Actor Alan Tudyk Plays a Racist in 42

In the film about Jackie Robinson's first year in the majors, Chapman shows up spitting one racial epithet after another from in front of the Phillies' dugout at Ebbets Field, a monologue of bitter bigotry that left Tudyk feeling slightly hungover after ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Apr 16 2013]

Entities: Alan Tudyk, Marshall Fine, Dugout

First reported Apr 04 2013 - Updated Apr 04 2013 - 1 reports

Marshall Fine: Movie review: Evil Dead

At the point when it actually starts to rain blood near the end of the remake of Evil Dead, you would think that things couldn't get any gorier. And of course you'd be wrong. You've got to say this for filmmaker Fede Alvarez: He knows how to bring ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Apr 04 2013]

Entities: Marshall Fine

First reported Apr 03 2013 - Updated Apr 03 2013 - 1 reports

Marshall Fine: Movie review: The Company You Keep

There aren't many filmmakers creating the kind of chewy, talkative dramas about real issues that used to be a staple of movie-going because, well, the audience willing to sit still for them is aging out and dying off. So bless Robert Redford: While ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Apr 03 2013]

Entities: Marshall Fine, Robert Redford, Vietnam

First reported Mar 28 2013 - Updated Mar 28 2013 - 1 reports

Marshall Fine: Movie Review: The Host

Andrew Niccol's film of The Host starts so well that, when it suddenly slows to a crawl 20 minutes later, your impulse is to give it some slack -- to let it find its feet and get back on track.Unfortunately, it never does. Read More... More on Movies ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Mar 28 2013]

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Jack Reacher blasts his way onto Blu-ray & DVD [Published India Infoline - May 21 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Black Rock [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 17 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Pieta [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 16 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Frances Ha [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 14 2013]
Marshall Fine: Sarah Polley and the Stories She... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 13 2013]
'Jack Reacher' blasts his way onto Blu-ray, DVD... [Published Examiner.com - May 10 2013]
Are You Going to See The Great Gatsby? [Published Esquire - May 10 2013]
"Jack Reacher" Blu-ray Autographed by TOM CRUISE! [Published Edge Miami - May 09 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Love Is All You Need [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 02 2013]
Oblivion or Lords of Salem? [Published Esquire - Apr 19 2013]
Marshall Fine: Interview: Actor Alan Tudyk Play... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Apr 16 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Evil Dead [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Apr 04 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie review: The Company You Keep [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Apr 03 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Simon Killer [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Apr 01 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: The Host [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Mar 28 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: The Sapphires [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Mar 19 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Upside Down [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Mar 15 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Spring Breakers [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Mar 13 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Philip Roth: Unmasked [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Mar 11 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Emperor [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Mar 08 2013]
Marshall Fine: Actor-director Alex Karpovsky Re... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Feb 21 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Inescapable [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Feb 20 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie reviews: Red Flag, Rubberneck [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Feb 18 2013]
Marshall Fine: Interview: Actor Walton Goggins ... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Feb 12 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Girls Against Boys [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Jan 30 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Stand Up Guys [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Jan 29 2013]
Marshall Fine: Live from Sundance 2013: Monday,... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Jan 22 2013]
Marshall Fine: Live From Sundance 2013: Saturda... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Jan 20 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: The Last Stand [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Jan 16 2013]
Marshall Fine: Movie review: The Baytown Outlaws [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - Jan 10 2013]

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Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Black Rock [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 17 2013] Having broken through as a filmmaker with the intriguing and moving The Freebie, actress Katie Aselton suffers the sophomore slump with her second film as a director, Black Rock. Read More... More on Movies ...
Marshall Fine: Movie Review: Pieta [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 16 2013] Anyway, Kim Ki-Duk's Pieta, opening in limited release tomorrow, is as twisted and unexpected as much of the Korean cinema that has reached this shore. Read More... More on Movies ...
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Frances Ha [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 14 2013] I've mostly been a fan of the films of Noah Baumbach but, with Frances Ha, he loses me. Never a filmmaker for whom story seemed particularly important, Baumbach collaborated here with his star, Greta Gerwig, for what feels like an amorphous and fragmentary ...
Marshall Fine: Sarah Polley and the Stories She... [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 13 2013] Stories We Tell -- Sarah Polley's third as a director -- looks at Polley's family history, focusing on the story of her mother, Diane, who died when Polley was 11. Polley uses the film to explore the central mystery of her own life: her real parentage. ...
Marshall Fine: Movie review: Love Is All You Need [Published The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed - May 02 2013] Love Is All You Need is an unexpectedly upbeat film from the chronically downbeat Susanne Bier - if you can use upbeat to describe a romance between a cancer survivor and a still-grieving widower. Labeling this film a romantic comedy is probably a mistake; ...