Oren Peli uses a hand-held camera, unknown actors and scary things that are largely unseen, says reviewer Steve Ouellette. This time, however, instead of a creepy forest, the action all takes place in a claustrophobic suburban house.
You can almost taste the various weather fronts in the animated movie, says reviewer Steve Ouellette, from a cheeseburger storm to a blizzard of ice cream to a hail of juicy steaks.
Produced by Time Burton, the animated post-apocalyptic film doesn't have the depth or intrigue of his stop-motion animation favorites such as "James and the Giant Peach," "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Corpse Bride," says reviewer Steve Ouellette.
The Mike Judge film is fairly original, reasonably intelligent and passably amusing comedy — with an excellent cast — but it doesn't touch the same nerves that "Office Space" tickled, and it doesn't contain near as many laughs, says reviewer Steve Ouellette.
Brad Pitt has never been funnier, reviewer Steve Ouellette says, and Austrian character actor Christoph Waltz as Col. Hans Landa should be a shoo-in for a Best Supporting Actor nomination.
The 7444 Gallery in Saranac Lake presents "Kelly Gorham: The Stones Have Memories," a photographic exploration of Berlin's Cold War landmarks. The show opens Monday, Nov. 9, on the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany.