Take Two

Susan and Russ tackle “Me, Earl & the Dying Girl,” a comic drama about the friendship between teens when one has leukemia.

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Russ and Susan (a critic and a psychotherapist) give us the lowdown on how a child’s emotions are depicted in “Inside Out,” the latest Pixar outing.

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Susan Sanders gives us a look at “Four Way Stop,” a drama from the Free State Film Festival.

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Susan and Russ give some love to “Love & Mercy,” the Brian Wilson biopic.

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Susan and Russ give us their perspective on “An Honest Liar,” a documentary about magician and professional debunker, The Amazing Randi.  

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“Kumiko: The Treasure Hunter,” a character study about a disturbed Japanese woman gets the once-over from Susan Sanders and Russ Simmons.  

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Susan and Russ cover “Far from the Madding Crowd,” a lushly produced romance adapted from Thomas Hardy’s classic 1874 novel.

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Susan and Russ take down a Jack Black comedy, “D Train,” that needs to be derailed.

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Susan and Russ share the reasons why “The Clouds of Sils Maria” is a smart but off-putting movie is a mixed bag.

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Susan and Russ agree that “Ex Machina,” the new science fiction thriller about artificial intelligence is the best movie of the year, so far.

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