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Bright Star: Pretty to look at; lacks substance
Written by Jonathan Schumann
Thursday, 29 October 2009 13:41
Since 1999, this column has offered the latest on new films in theaters as well as recent releases and classics available on DVD. This week, the “Reel Son” reviews a new release available in theaters, Bright Star, directed by Academy Award-winner Jane Campion.
Where the Wild Things Are: A triumph for Spike Jonze
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Tuesday, 27 October 2009 09:46
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie – new or classic – to help parents choose what to watch with their children. This week’s pick is the new film based on Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are.
The ‘Reel Son’: Jennifer’s Body, teen horror comedy
Written by Jonathan Schumann
Thursday, 15 October 2009 10:46
Each week, the Reel Dad takes a look at new films in theaters and on DVD. This week, Jonathan Schumann, who has contributed film reviews to this column for several years, makes a guest appearance to review a new film, Jennifer’s Body, that is now appearing in area theaters.
New DVD releases: Some recent, some classics
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 08 October 2009 11:11
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their families. This week, our local critic takes a look at some recent and upcoming releases on DVD to consider for your next movie night.
The Burning Plain: Charlize Theron in new Arriaga film
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 01 October 2009 10:58
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their families. This week’s pick is the new Guillermo Arriaga film, The Burning Plain.
Patrick Swayze’s legacy of charisma and grace
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 24 September 2009 13:13
When actor Patrick Swayze recently died, he left a lasting memory of courage and sincerity. This week, the Reel Dad salutes the films of this popular actor.
In the Loop: Hysterical political satire
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 10 September 2009 09:47
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their families. This week’s pick is a new independent film, In the Loop.
Open Road: Small film delivers big messages
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 03 September 2009 10:00
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their families. This week’s pick is a new independent film, Open Road.
Acceptance offers timely lessons for parents
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 27 August 2009 10:24
Each week, the Reel Dad checks the nutritional value of a movie — new or classic — to help parents choose what to watch with their families. This week’s pick is from a most unlikely source, the Lifetime channel on television, and the new film is Acceptance.
A salute to John Hughes and his film legacy
Written by Mark Schumann, Father of Three
Thursday, 20 August 2009 10:03
When film director/writer/producer John Hughes recently died, he left a legacy of film for all of us to treasure. This week, the Reel Dad salutes a few movies from his marvelous imagination.
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