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New Movies
Apr. 19th, 2013 08:04 amThe NYTimes' critics were not impressed with this week's movies enough to award any a critic's pick.
Of possible interest:
Playing Notes That Linger
‘Ain’t in It for My Health,’ Directed by Jacob Hatley
After the Apocalypse, Things Go Downhill
‘Oblivion,’ With Tom Cruise
Of possible interest:
Playing Notes That Linger
‘Ain’t in It for My Health,’ Directed by Jacob Hatley
After the Apocalypse, Things Go Downhill
‘Oblivion,’ With Tom Cruise
No matter how hard Mr. Cruise squares his jaw or flings his body over and against the scenery, and despite the presence of Morgan Freeman, Olga Kurylenko and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, who trickle into the story to aid in Jack’s journey, “Oblivion” never transcends its inspirations to become anything other than a thin copy.
