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New on DVD: 'Synchronic' takes twists through time - Vimarsana News

New on DVD: 'Synchronic' takes twists through time

New on DVD: 'Synchronic' takes twists through time Katie Foran-McHale Tribune News Service One man's treacherous time-travel tops the new DVD releases for the week of Jan. 26. "Synchronic": Steve (Anthony Mackie) and Dennis (Jamie Dornan) have worked together as New Orleans EMTs for decades, and as such, their flaws and their wounds sit near the surface of their friendship. Frequently hungover Steve is in his 40s and still partying; Dennis resents this, as well as his role as husband to Tara (Katie Aselton) and dad to Brianna (Ally Ionannides), who's leaving home soon. But things shift after ...

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on DVD Synchronic

New on DVD Jan. 26: ‘Synchronic’ takes twists through time

New on DVD Jan. 26: 'Synchronic' takes twists through time - Vimarsana News

New on DVD Jan. 26: 'Synchronic' takes twists through time

New on DVD Jan. 26: ‘Synchronic’ takes twists through time By Katie Foran-McHale, Tribune News Service © Well Go USA Entertainment Jamie Dornan, left, and Anthony Mackie play EMTs in New Orleans in "Synchronic." One man’s treacherous time-travel tops the new DVD releases for the week of Jan. 26. “Synchronic”: Steve (Anthony Mackie) and Dennis (Jamie Dornan) have worked together as New Orleans EMTs for decades, and as such, their flaws and their wounds sit near the surface of their friendship. Frequently hungover Steve is in his 40s and still partying; Dennis resen...

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Review: Fatman | Houston Press

Not So Brief Plot Synopsis: Cris Cringle (Mel Gibson), responsible for supplying good children with presents every Christmas, is dealing with supply issues and thinner margins, thanks to dwindling numbers of gift-worthy kids. This forces him to take a contract from the U.S. Government, and if that wasn't enough, one lump of coal recipient has responded by hiring an assassin (Walton Goggins) to take out the jolly old elf once and for all. "Critical" Analysis: The thing about most depictions of Santa Claus in film is, they tend to agree that the character is fundamentally good. In The Nightma...