‘Avengers: Endgame’ Review: A Marvel To Behold Even Amidst The Hype
There will be discussions galore regarding one’s favorite features amidst the Marvel Cinematic Universe that began with 2008’s Iron Man,
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Movie Reviews
Five Reasons To Love ‘Family’ (Taylor Schilling, Bryn Vale)
Family, which hits New York and Los Angeles theaters today, is simply awesome. Didn’t want to post a movie review
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‘Dragged Across Concrete’ Review: S. Craig Zahler Delivers Another Bone Smashing Thriller
If you’re a fan of Bone Tomahawk and Brawl in Cell Block 99, chances are you’re going to dig director/writer
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Review: Matt Walsh And Judith Godréche Are A Fine Pair In ‘Under The Eiffel Tower’
They say Paris is for lovers, and with a title like Under the Eiffel Tower, romance should definitely be in
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Review: ‘The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot’ Is Meditative Pulp For The Soul
The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then the Bigfoot is a moniker for the ages, and if one jumps to
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Joan Jett Has A ‘Bad Reputation’ But Still Rocks In Spirited Documentary
Pauline Kael’s first book was I Lost It At The Movies, and though I relate to that sentiment I also
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Blu-ray Review: Immersive Storytelling From Rungano Nyoni Propels ‘I Am Not A Witch’
Out on DVD and digital today via Film Movement, the Zambia set I Am Not A Witch marks the directorial
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‘The Standoff At Sparrow Creek’ Review: Tense Thriller Lands Knockout Punch
If you’ve ever seen The Pacific or the gone too soon series Rubicon, you’ll know James Badge Dale has leading
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Raffey Cassidy Talks Career Path: “Acting Is All I Want To Do”
In just several years, 16-year-old actress Raffey Cassidy has starred in Tomorrowland, Allied, and in The Killing of a
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Five Reasons To Love ‘The Life And Times of Judge Roy Bean’ (Paul Newman, Victoria Principal)
John Huston and Paul Newman are cinematic icons, so it’s a crying shame that 1972’s The Life And Times of
