Knowing zero about Daniel Radcliffe’s latest film, it opens with the bearded actor flying a small plane. We quickly assess he is alone in the plane, flying at night, and begins speaking to his wife via the wi-fi. I kept waiting for the scene to end, the plane to descend, but that never happened. Beast […]
Learning to drive is something nearly all of us remember. That mixture of fear and excitement being behind the wheel for the first time on your own. Freedom lies at the edge of the car hood and your hands and feet can take you anywhere. The exhilarating and often daunting task of driving is a
Tommy Lee Jones’ latest film, the follow-up to his 2005 directorial debut, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada, takes us as far away from the conventional western as I have seen from any modern director. The entire premise, movement heading from west to east, an unmarried female transporting crazy women back to Iowa—all of it