‘Max’ isn’t even for the dogs’
By Bob Bloom The marketing campaign for “Max” creates the perception that it’s a fuzzy family drama about the rehabilitation of a combat dog — […]
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Sentimentality held in check in ‘Me and Earl and the Dying Girl’
By Bob Bloom Making a movie about a dying teenager can be a tricky proposition. If it’s too sentimental, the filmmaker is usually accused of […]
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‘Ted 2’ limps along on too many lame jokes
By Bob Bloom Buried deep within “Ted 2” is an allegorical satire about the meaning of humanity, but it is so weighed down by the […]
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New to View: ‘While We’re Young’ a sharp comedy that explores the gift of aging
By Bob Bloom The following Blu-rays and DVDs are being released on Tuesday, June 30: While We’re Young (Blu-ray + Ultraviolet) Details: 2015, Lionsgate Home […]
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