Debuting in limited release was Clint Eastwood's American Sniper in four theaters and the Martin Luther King biopic Selma in nineteen venues. May I remind you again that basically nothing opened at all in the first weekend of December? Okay, so with
The horrors of war have been well-documented in popular fiction for years, but few war stories feel as punishing as Clint Eastwood's American Sniper. There's little glory to be found here. That's the point. Enlisting to serve is a
Read Matt's American Sniper review; Clint Eastwood's film stars Bradley Cooper as Navy SEAL Sniper Chris Kyle, who killed over 160 enemies in combat.
Debuting in limited release was Clint Eastwood's American Sniper in four theaters and the Martin Luther King biopic Selma in nineteen venues. May I remind you again that basically nothing opened at all in the first weekend of December? Okay, so with
“I haven't seen American Sniper, but correct me if I'm wrong: An occupier mows down faceless Iraqis but the real victim is his anguished soul,” Blumenthal wrote smugly on his Twitter account. “[T]he whole film's appeal seems to derive from the latent