Archive for 'Films/Theater'
The Company You Keep: A LocalBozo.com Movie Review
Hollywood legend Robert Redford finds himself on both sides of the camera as he directs and stars in "The Company You Keep" (R). The film is a 70's style political thriller that places Redford firmly back [...]
Admission:A LocalBozo.com Movie Review
Tina Fey and Paul Rudd are extraordinary talents who will both have long storied careers in the comedy world. But even these two titans of the big screen will encounter acclaim with their every release. [...]
The Place Beyond the Pines: A LocalBozo.com Movie Review
Despite a rather obvious plot twist, a tremendous supporting cast coupled with the film’s unique penchant for an authentic grittiness makes “The Place Beyond the Pines” one worth seeking out. [...]
WWE Superstar The Miz Talks ‘The Marine 3,’ Wrestlemania 29 with LocalBozo.com
LocalBozo.com sat down with WWE Superstar and former cast member of MTV’s “The Real World,” Mike “The Miz” Mizanin. Listen in as we discuss the making of “The Marine 3: Homefront,” the upcoming Wrestlemania [...]
The Baytown Outlaws: A LocalBozo.com Movie Review
I can tell you that if you love the popular 70s television show, "The Dukes of Hazzard" and simply can't get enough of Patrick Swayze's throat ripping Dalton in, "Roadhouse" then you will certainly enjoy the [...]
Promised Land: A LocalBozo.com Movie Review
Starring Matt Damon and John Krasinski, while “Promised Land” lends itself to being a more educational look at the debate between greed and preserving history, the path it follows to get there is muddled and slow-winding. [...]
Deadfall: A LocalBozo.com Movie Review
We've heard the story all before. A botched robbery leads to an unholy marriage between one of the criminals and a down on his luck, "Joe" just trying to get by. From that point on you [...]
New York Film Festival: “The Paperboy” Screening and Press Conference
Director Lee Daniels, (Precious, Shadowboxer) pulls no punches or even kicks when he takes us back to this time period in his latest vision of race in America titled, "The Paperboy" (R). The film is a [...]
Butter: A LocalBozo.com Movie Review and Press Conference Coverage
Can an everyday kitchen condiment be used in a movie to convey such conflicting emotions as triumph and tragedy? I know that sounds like a stretch right off the bat yet, "Butter" (R) is that film. [...]
New York Film Festival: “Frances Ha” Screening and Press Conference With Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig
"Frances Ha" (R) is a true love letter to woman, and those seeking more than just romance when they plunk down their cinema dollar. Men will not be feel ashamed one iota while viewing the film. [...]








Marky Ramones Blitzkrieg with Andrew W.K.: A LocalBozo.com Concert Review
I think this is tragic. I lost all respect for Marky when he started m
The Hope Program Brings "A Taste of Hope" to Columbus Circle
Well-written and really captured the event! I don't know if my favorit
The 2013 Village Voice Choice Streets: A Pit Stop For Delicious
Thanks for the awesome write up on Choice Streets! If you or anyone el
The 2013 Village Voice Choice Streets: A Pit Stop For Delicious
What a unique and wonderful way to spend an evening in the city . yu
w!se Chef's Night 2013 Champions Financial Literacy in Style
This pictures are worth a thousand words, The food looks incredibly de