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Review: The Peanuts Movie

You’re in good hands, Charlie Brown. About 65 years after the launch of the much-beloved “Peanuts” comic strip and a half-century after the Golden Age of Charlie Brown TV specials...

Review: He Named Me Malala

Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani teenager and education activist who survived a 2012 assassination attempt by a Taliban gunman, was already admired worldwide for her quietly defiant heroism b...

Movies playing in Durango Nov. 6-12

Animas City Theatre (128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) He Named Me Malala An intimate portrait of Malala Yousafzai, who was wounded...

Sarah Gavron's 'Suffragette' is a feminist passion project

© 2015, The Washington Post “Suffragette,” Sarah Gavron’s chronicle of the British women’s suffrage movement, arrived in theaters Friday, just in time for Halloween. Though it’s n...

Movies playing in Durango Oct. 23-29

Animas City Theatre (128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) A Nightmare on Elm Street (Friday only) A group of teenagers are terrorized ...

Review: Our Brand is Crisis

For a manic-depressive, alcoholic, washed-up political consultant of a certain age who’s dealing with altitude sickness in strife-torn Bolivia, and, oh yeah, she’s just taken up smoking agai...

Review: Burnt

Everything you need to know about Adam Jones, the difficult cooking prodigy at the center of “Burnt,” you glean from the movie’s opening scenes. Adam is the kind of guy who punish...

Movies playing in Durango Oct. 23-29

Animas City Theatre (128 E. College Drive, 799-2281, www.animascitytheatre.com) Young Frankenstein (Thursday only) Dr. Frankenstein’s grandson, after years ...

Review: Steve Jobs

It’s possible we spend more time backstage with the principals in “Steve Jobs” than we did with the main characters in “A Chorus Line,” “All That Jazz” and maybe even “Birdman,” come to thin...

Review: Irrational Man

Few working directors are compared to themselves as much as Woody Allen, but the prolific and brilliant Allen brings it upon himself because, let’s face it, for all his filmmaking genius, he...

Review: Rock the Kasbah

They say some parts of “Rock the Kasbah” are inspired by true events, but after witnessing this jaw-dropping dud, I’m thinking this is based on a true story the same way “The Santa Clause” i...

Review: The Last Witch Hunter

How did Nicolas Cage avoid this one? “The Last Witch Hunter” does not work as campy escapism or as a guilty pleasure or as one of those movies so unintentionally funny you have to...
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