Culture
‘When the Game Stands Tall’ gives reason to cheer
Catholic movie goers in particular will appreciate this likeable, fact-based sports drama that promotes humility, teamwork, good sportsmanship and, in passing, premarital chastity.
Movie review: ‘The Giver’
Hollywood continues to makes the future a dangerous and challenging place to be a teenager.
Movie review: The Expendables 3
There are many ways to keep yourself entertained while watching "The Expendables 3" (Lionsgate).
Daylesford Abbey plans Catholic music festival for new evangelization
The Norbertine Community in Paoli is expecting a crowd of 1,500 people for a Sept. 20 Catholic music festival organized as "a response to the repeated call of the Catholic Church for a new evangelization."
‘Let’s Be Cops’: One of those bad ideas from the start
This weak comedy and buddy movie combines a far-fetched premise, an obscenity-laden script and ill-advised forays into gross-out as well as kinky humor while only implicitly honoring police work.
Video game review: Tomodachi Life: Better Than the Real Thing?
"Tomodachi Life," a new title for the Nintendo hand-held consoles 2DS and 3DS, is exactly what it claims to be: a game about life.
Sword-wielding turtles are still kinda fun
The wise-cracking, pizza-loving "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" re-emerge from the sewers of New York City to save the world in this vivid 3-D film, with the turtles effectively rendered through live action and motion-capture technology -- along with a good script.
Movie review: The Hundred-Foot Journey
Like an airy souffle, director Lasse Hallstrom's food-themed romantic fantasy "The Hundred-Foot Journey" (Disney) has an elegant appearance and a charming taste, but not much substance.
Movie review: Calvary
Set in rural Ireland, the bleak but powerful seriocomedy "Calvary" (Fox Searchlight) kicks off with a startling premise.
Movie review: Get On Up
"Get On Up" (Universal) is director Tate Taylor's musically compelling yet morally troubling portrait of the "godfather of soul," singer James Brown (1933-2006).

