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The Mongoose Review – Has Fun Chase Sequences Occasionally
By Jacob Cameron The Mongoose is a new action film that sees Liam Neeson put his driving skills to the test. Driving to escape the law at any cost. This leads to an occasionally entertaining, but mostly mediocre film. The… Continue reading
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X-Men: Days Of Future Past Review – Patrick Stewart 1940-2026 RIP
By Jacob Cameron The passing of Sir Patrick Stewart is a tragedy. Stewart was someone who had been acting since the 1950’s and had provided many memorable performances on stage and screen. Trying to nail down what his best performance… Continue reading
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[Miami Gems 2026] The Debut Review – A Feel Good Film For The Ages! Moore And Giamatti Give Awards Worthy Performances
By Dan Skip Allen Jesse Eisenberg is a man who was primarily a child actor starring in the “Zombieland” films, “Adventureland” and the “Now You See Me” trilogy. He first got started in “The Village” and then “The Squid and… Continue reading
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The Mosquito Bowl Review – A Crowning Achievement For Berg And Some Of The Most Incredible War Scenes I’ve Ever Seen Put To Film
By Dan Skip Allen “The Mosquito Bowl” is a new film directed by Peter Berg based on Buzz Bissinger’s Pulitzer Prize winning book “The Mosquito Bowl: A Game of Life and Death in WWII”. It’s not Berg’s first foray into… Continue reading
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La Bola Negra Review – A Multi-Layered Period Piece Film With A Great Macguffin And Narrative Throughline
By Dan Skip Allen “LA Bola Negra” is a Spanish language period piece that is directed by Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi collectively known as “Los Javis”. Their film premiered at the Festival de Cannes back in May to very… Continue reading
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Christmas At The Kringles Review – A Big Lump Of Coal
By Jacob Cameron “Christmas At The Kringles” joins the surprisingly vast collection of horror films set around the holiday season. There have been many great Christmas horror films such as Krampus, the original Black Christmas, and Better Watch Out. Unfortunately,… Continue reading
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Once Upon A Time In Harlem Review – A Historical Documentary With An Eye The Harlem Renaissance
By Dan Skip Allen I don’t want to come across as a broken record, but I say this a lot. Documentaries are meant to inform viewers on their subjects and / or subject matter. “Once Upon a Time In Harlem”… Continue reading
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Fatherland Review – Gorgeous Cinematography As Always From Pawlikowski In His Cold War Trilogy
By Dan Skip Allen “Fatherland” is the latest film from acclaimed Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski. The director of such films as “Ida”, and “Civil War”. He’s a foreign director, so his movies have subtitles and a foreign aesthetic to them.… Continue reading
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The Only Living Pickpocket In New York Review – A Tour De Force Performance From John Turturro In This Love Letter To The Big Apple
By Dan Skip Allen Film festivals can be a good source of news and buzz about a new movie. The people who go see films there come out positively or negatively about a particular movie. In the case of “The… Continue reading
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Wildwood Review – A Stop-Motion Animated Film That Deserves The Academy Award For Best Animated Feature, Because It’s That Good!
By Dan Skip Allen Laika is a stop-motion animation studio owned by Phil Knight, the owner of Nike, and is run by his son Travis Knight. Knight is the producer and director of “Wildwood” a fantasy film. Their latest stop-motion… Continue reading
