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Leah Rozen

  • ‘People Like Us’ Review: Good People Aren’t Enough to Save This Maudlin Tale

    Director Alex Kurtzman comes across in his maiden effort as a Cameron Crowe-wannabe, only without Crowe’s sharp eye for the revealing detail

    By

    Leah Rozen
    June 28, 2012 @ 10:07 AM
    10:07 AM
  • ‘The Woman in the Fifth’ Review: He’s Tripping, and It’s Worth Watching

    Mind-bending mystery follows an unreliable and unsteady protagonist on his misadventures in Paris

    By

    Leah Rozen
    June 21, 2012 @ 4:19 PM
    4:19 PM
  • ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’ Review: Give This Historical Remix a Seat at Ford’s Theater

    The problem is that "Lincoln" never has nearly as much fun tweaking history as it might, so there's nothing to sink your teeth into

    By

    Leah Rozen
    June 21, 2012 @ 10:30 AM
    10:30 AM
    ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’ Review: Give This Historical Remix a Seat at Ford’s Theater
  • ‘Safety Not Guaranteed’ Review: A Time-Traveling Trip Worth Taking

    Jake Johnson, Aubrey Plaza and Mark Duplass help make "Safety Not Guaranteed" the good kind of quirky

    By

    Leah Rozen
    June 7, 2012 @ 2:15 PM
    2:15 PM
    ‘Safety Not Guaranteed’ Review: A Time-Traveling Trip Worth Taking
  • ‘For Greater Glory’ Review: Sunday School, Anyone?

    "For Greater Glory" doesn't disguise its pro-Catholic message in a heavy-handed retelling of Mexico’s Christeros War

    By

    Leah Rozen
    May 31, 2012 @ 2:43 PM
    2:43 PM
  • ‘The Intouchables’ Review: Feel-Good French Import Condescends

    "The Intouchables," a would-be inspirational tale of a friendship that crosses racial lines, leaves a peculiar aftertaste

    By

    Leah Rozen
    May 24, 2012 @ 12:41 PM
    12:41 PM
    ‘The Intouchables’ Review: Feel-Good French Import Condescends
  • ‘Hysteria’ Review: Nothing Like a Feel-Good Victorian Vibrator Comedy

    "Hysteria" buzzes with good humor in chronicling the invention of the vibrator in the late Victorian era

    By

    Leah Rozen
    May 17, 2012 @ 1:23 PM
    1:23 PM
    ‘Hysteria’ Review: Nothing Like a Feel-Good Victorian Vibrator Comedy
  • ‘Girl in Progress’ Review: Mom and Daughter Race to Come of Age

    Eva Mendes and Cierra Ramirez star in tale of a lousy mom and a precocious daughter, "Girl in Progress'

    By

    Leah Rozen
    May 10, 2012 @ 11:09 AM
    11:09 AM
    ‘Girl in Progress’ Review: Mom and Daughter Race to Come of Age
  • ‘The Perfect Family’ Review: Even a Zealous Kathleen Turner Can’t Save This Holy Comedy

    One keeps wishing “Perfect Family” would go overboard rather than keeping such a short leash on itself

    By

    Leah Rozen
    May 3, 2012 @ 1:23 PM
    1:23 PM
  • ‘Mansome,’ ‘Sexy Baby’ Tribeca Reviews: It’s About More than Manscaping and Porn

    Two movies that bowed in back-to-back openings at the Tribeca Film Festival offer clues about how men and women see themselves these days               

    By

    Leah Rozen
    April 27, 2012 @ 5:56 PM
    5:56 PM
  • ‘Knife Fight’ Review: A Rough Take on Dirty Politics Unspools at Tribeca

    Fans of "The West Wing" will get a nostalgic kick out of "Knife Fight," which focuses on the nitty-gritty action of political campaigns. But this crowded sketch doesn't feel finished

    By

    Leah Rozen
    April 26, 2012 @ 4:24 PM
    4:24 PM
  • ‘The Raven’ Review: Never Mind the Pendulum, This is the Pits

    "The Raven," an overwrought reimagining of the final days of Edgar Allen Poe starring John Cusack, forgets to bring the scariness and fun

    By

    Leah Rozen
    April 26, 2012 @ 11:28 AM
    11:28 AM
  • Jason Ritter Takes His Pants Off for ‘Free Samples’ at Tribeca

    Despite having only a small part in the indie comedy, Ritter was eager to promote it at the fest

    By

    Leah Rozen
    April 25, 2012 @ 6:26 AM
    6:26 AM
  • ‘Don’t Stop Believin’ Review: Rousing ‘Journey’ Doc Rocks Tribeca

    A little-known cover band frontman from the Philippines lives the dream as Journey’s lead singer in a rousing documentary

    By

    Leah Rozen
    April 24, 2012 @ 3:07 PM
    3:07 PM
  • Tribeca Doc ‘Evocateur’ Profiles Seminal Ranter Morton Downey Jr.

    The in-your-face conservative talk show host is profiled in the Tribeca documentary, “Evocateur: The Morton Downey Jr. Movie”

    By

    Leah Rozen
    April 22, 2012 @ 12:24 PM
    12:24 PM
    Tribeca Doc ‘Evocateur’ Profiles Seminal Ranter Morton Downey Jr.
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