Dancin' Dan On Film

Lorraine Broughton is in pain. A man she was close with was killed, so that explains the inner pain, but we don't know how she got al...

True sleeper hits feel like a total rarity these days. So when a film becomes one, it feels like a bit of an event. David Mackenzie's He...

There's been a lot of talk of representation in the movies this year, especially in the wake of #OscarsSoWhite. It initially seemed like...

Sometimes, films are just performance pieces, and that's okay. Such is the case with Fences, Denzel Washington's adaptation of Au...

Natalie Portman is a great actress, but even in her best roles she is often highly mannered, very tightly controlled. Which in many ways mak...

The summer of 2015 saw the release of two sequels to films not many people expected to be huge hits, and which couldn't possibly ...

Every year in the fall, all the good movies open. I hate to say it, but it's true. From September through December so many more films ...

I haven't gone to the movies as much as usual this year. When I lived in CT, I went an average of once a week, but I moved to NYC in Sep...