Entertainment Week: Ellie Kemper images sci-fi for women with Neko Case and Kelly Hogan, 'East Los High' builds on Hulu's success, and more

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Ellie Kemper images sci-fi for women with Neko Case and Kelly Hogan, 'East Los High' builds on Hulu's success, and more

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1. Video: Ellie Kemper imagines sci-fi for women with Neko Case and Kelly Hogan The future according to the world of sci-fi is really appealing—if you're a teenage boy.

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	Dawn of the Planet of the Apes There's a good chance you never knew you needed to witness the sight of an angry ape charging on horseback, double-fisting a pair of machine guns. But trust me, you do. Although Jane Goodall might disagree, that showstopping sequence of lead-spraying primate mayhem is just one of the many giddy pleasures in Matt Reeves' surprisingly rollicking and resonant 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes'. B+ –Chris Nashawaty
Boyhood There's an unfakable curiosity and vulnerability behind the young actor's dreamy, half-mast eyes. He makes you not only care about Mason but ache for him, and pray that everything will turn out okay...even after Linklater's camera stops rolling. A –CN
Tammy McCarthy is such a force of nature — she barrels onscreen in a human hurricane of dimples and Crocs and pure, unchecked id — that she feels more genuine than almost any other woman who's been allowed (oh, show business) to carry her own major Hollywood film, besides possibly her Bridesmaids costar Kristen Wiig. Even when the material falls short, she's never not worth watching. B –Leah Greenblatt

Entertainment Week

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Ellie Kemper images sci-fi for women with Neko Case and Kelly Hogan, 'East Los High' builds on Hulu's success, and more

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