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Magic Mike XXL Premieres at TCL Chinese Theatre, Opens to Public at TCL Chinese 6 Theatres July 1
By Living Out Loud Staff on July 3, 2015
Magic Mike XXL reunites Channing Tatum, Matt Bomer, Joe Manganiello, Kevin Nash, Adam Rodriguez and Gabriel Iglesias, stars of the 2012 worldwide hit Magic Mike....
Review: The Tribe Is Gritty and Truly Original
By Jeremy Ross on June 27, 2015
The summer movie season is one for superheroes, dinosaurs and apparently, as shown by the film The Tribe, Ukranian sign-language films presented without subtitles. For...
Review: Daring Jokes, Celebrity Cameos in Ted 2
By Jeremy Ross on July 15, 2015
It is quite easy to predict how many indignant people will react to Ted 2, Seth MacFarlane’s sequel to his surprise hit about a foul-mouthed...
Review: Mark Duplass Delivers a Frighteningly Good Performance in Creep
By Jeremy Ross on July 15, 2015
It seems wrong to call Creep a horror film, considering the genre is so closely aligned with bloodshed and gore that the real purpose of...
Review: Rose McGowan Shows a Deft Hand at Directing in Dawn
By Jeremy Ross on July 15, 2015
Rose McGowan is best known for her roles in the late-‘90s teen classics Scream and Jawbreaker, but she makes her debut behind the camera in...
Review: Infinitely Polar Bear Proves Infinitely Satisfying
By Dash Finley on July 15, 2015
Sweet but never sentimental, moving but never maudlin – director Maya Forbes’ masterful drama Infinitely Polar Bear is, perhaps, the first real awards contender of...
Review: Michael Fassbender and Kodi Smit-McPhee Make a Great Team in Slow West
By Jeremy Ross on June 18, 2015
The title “Slow West” doesn’t exactly promise a rollicking western filled with non-stop excitement, but even though John Maclean’s film uses a somewhat deliberate pace...
Review: Get Ready for More Dinosaur-Stomping Mayhem in Jurassic World
By Frederick Mintchell on June 18, 2015
In 1993, Jurassic Park was released to huge fanfare and quickly became one of the most popular popcorn movies of all time. One reason for...
Review: Prepare for Well-Staged Fighting Scenes in Redeemer
By Jeremy Ross on June 11, 2015
Chile may not be the first place one would assume to be the setting of a martial arts film, but Redeemer, directed by Ernesto Diaz...
Chris Pratt, the Newest Big-Screen Action Hero, Is More Than Just a Prop in Jurassic World
By Frederick Mintchell on June 19, 2015
Chris Pratt first grabbed our attention in the cult and critically adored TV shows, “Everwood” and “Parks and Recreation.” He’s not just a cult favorite...