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Oblivion
by Mark PapersWhat if all of your memories disappeared? Would you still long for the past?
Dark Knight Rises
by Mark PapersUnfortunately, tragedies happen. But we must rise again and find a way to grow.
The Amazing Spider-Man
by Mark PapersDo you have to solve your own problems before helping others with theirs?
Brave
by Mark PapersDon’t go for the quick fixes even though the longer ones, well, take much longer.
The Five Year Engagement
by Mark PapersNicholas Stoller’s new comedy about dating periods that seem to go on without end, highlights a troubling trend.
Chronicle
by Mark PapersJosh Trank’s new film asks the question what would a teenager do if he had superpowers? Short answer: trouble.
Tower Heist
by Mark PapersBrett Ratner’s new film has a timely message for the “Occupy Wall Street” movement.
The Change Up
by Mark PapersLiving the life of a wild bachelor may look fun, but it won’t give you the greatest gift of being a parent -- nachas.
Paul
by Mark PapersIn Gregg Mottola’s new movie, Paul, the friendly alien, is feared simply because he’s different. As Jews, we can identify with that.
The Adjustment Bureau
by Mark PapersGeorge Nolfi’s new film starring Matt Damon has me thinking about fate versus free will.
The Green Hornet
by Mark PapersIf you think that the Green Hornet looks like a mindless action movie, you’d be unfairly judging a book by its cover. Or a movie by its poster.
