THE LATEST FROM EMANUEL

Oscar Actors: Burstyn, Ellen, Lifetime Achievement Honoree (Venice Fest)

At 93, Ellen Burstyn is one of the oldest living Oscar winners, preceded by Joanne Woodward, who’s 96.

Pick of the Week

Point Break (1991): Revisiting Kathryn Bigelow’s Thrilling Actioner Starring Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves

Point Break is a visually delirious, if also intellectually frustrating, thriller-actioner about a band of Zen-spouting surfers.

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Point Break: Bigelow’s Cult Actioner–35th Anniversary

Surfer Matt Archbold will present an exclusive introduction ahead of the film.

Reviews

Noah (2014): Aronofsky’s Biblical Epic–Still Underappreciated

Darren Aronofsky’s biblical story of Noah’s Ark caused a stir, which, unfortunatley, distracted critics from discussing its considerable artistic merits.

La La Land: Ryan Gosling’s Flat Hand Fixed After 10 Years of Actor Being Haunted by It

The film won six Oscars, including best director and best cinematography, and grossed $447 million worldwide on a $30 million budget.

Avengers: Doomsday: Racks Up $16.5 Million in Advance Tickets After First Day 

Marvel Studios put tickets on sale tied to the launch of first trailer, which teased an epic battle as the Avengers and X-Men face off against the villainous Doctor Doom.

Sorry to Bother You: Boots Riley’s Original, if Messy, Political Satire

Riley has said that the film offers a radical class analysis of capitalism, rather than a specific analysis of the U.S. under Trump’s  presidency.