The Hero (The Orchard, PG-13)
The Hero joins the ranks of recent releases that take seriously the concerns of persons outside the coveted 18-45 age range.
Nick Offerman
The Founder (The Weinstein Company, PG-13)
The experience of watching it is similar to eating a McDonald’s hamburger.
Best Books Read in 2016 | Melissa Cynova
One day, he walked into a magic shop and met a strange woman who taught him how to breathe.
Nick Offerman | 10.20.16
“Perspicacious” means to have keen insight and deep knowledge about a great many things.
On Tour: Nick Offerman
At the end of the book, you’ll have something tangible you can be proud of.
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (Fox Searchlight Pictures, PG-13)
My overriding feeling is that it is a movie that I want to like, but which doesn’t quite live up to its potential.
22 Jump Street (Sony Pictures Releasing/Columbia Pictures, R)
22 Jump Street is bigger, louder, and dumber after moving one door down, but that doesn’t mean it’s without its charms.
The Kings of Summer (CBS Films, R)
In the end, it’s a fun movie that just doesn’t quite live up to its potential.