Posts By Lisa Jensen
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Fantastic Woman’
Trans heroine triumphs over adversity in ‘Fantastic Woman’
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A&EOscar Predictions for 2018
Mavericks duke it out at 90th Academy Awards
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool’
Noir star Grahame memorialized in wistful love story ‘Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool’
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A&EFilm Review: Oscar Nominated Shorts
Dark themes, wit, diversity, in ‘Oscar Nominated Short Films’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Winchester’
Rifle heiress’ spooky house stars in so-so ‘Winchester’
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A&EOur Top Ten 2017 Films
I used to reveal my Top Ten movies of the year in December, when all of the other year-end wrap-ups appear. But...
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A&ETheater Review: Jewel Theatre’s ‘Silent Sky’
JTC celebrates unsung women of science in ‘Silent Sky’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Phantom Thread’
Director Paul Thomas Anderson can’t sew patchwork story together
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Call Me By Your Name’
Sexual exploration fuels poignant ‘Call Me By Your Name’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘I, Tonya’
Harding scandal revisited in wry, raucous ‘I, Tonya’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘The Shape of Water’
Offbeat love story soars in bewitching ‘Shape of Water’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Wonder Wheel’
Weird rhythms, uneven tone derail Woody Allen’s ‘Wonder Wheel’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘The Disaster Artist’
Crackpot Hollywood dream spawns weird cult hit in funny ‘The Disaster Artist’
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A&ETheater Review: Jewel Theatre Company’s ‘Scrooge: The Haunting of Ebenezer’
Condensed ‘Christmas’ Carol delivers holiday spirit in lively solo ‘Scrooge’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’
McDormand superb as fierce mom in director Martin McDonagh’s latest
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A&EFilm Review: ‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’
Dickens facts vs. fiction in entertaining ‘Man Who Invented Christmas’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Lady Bird’
Teen girl yearns to fledge in wry, warm-hearted ‘Lady Bird’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Wonderstruck’
Kids’ quest plots converge in stylish, lovely ‘Wonderstruck’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘The Florida Project’
Ambition vs. result in story-challenged ‘Florida Project’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Goodbye Christopher Robin’
‘Goodbye Christopher Robin’ sticks to the emotional core of its real-life tale
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Blade Runner 2049’
Life still mysterious in thoughtful sequel ‘Blade Runner 2049’
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A&ETheater Review: ‘The Mountaintop’ by Santa Cruz Actors’ Theatre
Intriguing look at King’s last hours in SCAT’s ‘Mountaintop’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Battle of the Sexes’
King-Riggs tennis match scores in entertaining ‘Battle of the Sexes’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Rebel in the Rye’
Focus fractures in Salinger drama ‘Rebel in the Rye’
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Beach Rats’
Static character spoils attempted character study in ‘Beach Rats’
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A&ETheater Review: Jewel Theatre’s ‘All My Sons’
Strikingly staged postwar drama ‘All My Sons’ launches new JTC season
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A&EFilm Review: ‘The Trip to Spain’
Food, laughs, highlight dry and witty ‘The Trip to Spain’
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A&EReview: ‘The Only Living Boy in New York’
New film from ‘500 Days of Summer’ director isn’t just a ‘Graduate’ rip-off
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A&EReview: ‘Wind River’
Engaging, eloquent film is more than just a crime drama
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A&EFilm Review: ‘Step’
Inner-city girls dance to own drummer in infectious documentary ‘Step’
