‘Justice League’ Does Justice to No One
Everything in ‘Justice League’ is so formulaic that you’ll sit through the movie and then almost forget it. Good acting and action are wasted here.
The Glamour of It All: Rediscovering Three Women Writers
One wonders what Hellman, Lee, or Didion would think of Lena Dunham’s “Girls,” and the fashionable young Brooklynites it portrays– liberated women who grew up in a “post-feminist” era. They probably wouldn’t be impressed.
Two Important Films Chronicle the Armenian Genocide
Terry George’s epic ‘The Promise’ depicts the horrors of the Armenian Genocide. Joe Berlinger’s ‘Intent to Destroy’ documents its cover-up by Turkey.
Two Icons of Feminism Collide in “The Fight,” a Powerful New Play
The powerful new play The Fight opposes two visions of feminism & two characters, one based on Betty Friedan, the other a stand-in for Gloria Steinem.
The Meyerowitzes Are Grueling
Not even Dustin Hoffman’s performance can redeem The Meyerowitz Stories’ lackluster script, which is a downer from beginning to end.