ReelBob: ’45 Years’
By Bob Bloom Viewing “45 Years” is like watching a car accident unfolding in slow motion. You see it coming, but you can’t do anything […]
Continue reading »By Bob Bloom Viewing “45 Years” is like watching a car accident unfolding in slow motion. You see it coming, but you can’t do anything […]
Continue reading »By Bob Bloom “The Finest Hours” is an engrossing feature that fails to completely captivate you because of its generic storytelling and lack of characterization. […]
Continue reading »By Bob Bloom “Anomalisa” is filmmaker Charlie Kaufman’s reflection on alienation and loneliness, told through a stop-motion animation world of his own creation. In this […]
Continue reading »By Bob Bloom Movies about men under siege seem to strike a responsive chord in filmgoers. Whether it’s “The Alamo,” “Lone Survivor” or “Blackhawk Down,” […]
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