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42 (review)

The new Jackie Robinson biopic is earnest and sometimes succeeds.

One more show of THE TEMPEST…free!

Richmond Shakespeare teams up with Maymont for an encore.

Place Beyond the Pines (review)

R. Gosling and B. Cooper are just 2 reasons to see this compelling drama.

Trance (review)

Hypnosis & an art heist are only the groundwork for this confusing yet cool film.

Waiting Room

Just when I finished reading the 30+ page TIME article about our broken medical system, I go see this movie. It’s a very verite look

Incredible Burt Wonderstone

Steve Carell plays the title character, a flashy Vegas magician. His career crashes after he splits with his partner (Steve Buscemi). That means he must

Metals & Mosiacs (Video 2:27)

A husband & wife craft a business.

Local actor plays sports reporter (Video 2:42)

Joe Inscoe has a small part in “42” and he told me about his experience.

The Sevens: Local Music

Some Richmond bands you should be listening to.

Tattoo Tourists (Video 1:10)

A couple from Jersey travels to RVA to support culture and get some ink.

Eating My Words

Back East and tasting Richmond

Lack of Faith

“Faith Healer” fits, but does “Magic Flute” fit the ACTS OF FAITH festival?

fail!

The city’s coolest art show we’re pretty sure you didn’t see.

REVIEW: The Pride (Triangle Players)

A sometimes adult look at sex, love & longing from 2 different periods.

Spring Breakers (review)

Four chicks go to Fla for vaca and end up involved with a very funky gangster (James Franco with braids and gold teeth). There’s about

test

test again

Mental

There’s a family of 5 crazy girls…at least the girls think so. After their mom is sent away, dad hires a weirdo (Toni Collette) to

Gangster Squad

In 1949 Hollywood, a gangster from New York (Sean Penn) muscles his way into the West Coast crime syndicates. To bring him down, a renegade

Stand Up Guys

The film starts as Al Pacino gets out of prison after 28 years. He’s met by his best friend, Christopher Walken, and they spend one

Parker

Jason Statham plays himself: This time as a pro thief who gets double-crossed by his gang, causing him to seek revenge. It’s a pretty standard

Quartet

This year’s “Exotic Marigold Hotel” in so many ways: a group of (even more) elderly interact, look back at their lives and face the inevitable

Warm Bodies

A deadpan delight

Side Effects

Channing Tatum gets out of jail for insider trading and his loving wife (Rooney Mara) is having trouble with depression. Her shrink (Jude Law) recommends