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Union Review- It’s Hard Going Up Against A Juggernaut Like Amazon
Unions in this country are usually hot-button topics. You’re either for them or against them. There is usually no middle ground on this. The Northeast, Midwest, and Far West of the country are mostly the hotbed for unions in this… Continue reading
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Separated Review- Just Another Reasom Americans Shouldn’t Trust Donald Trump
This country has a very important election coming up in November, not that others haven’t or weren’t important, but this one is about a lot more than normal. One of the big topics of debate has been border control and… Continue reading
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The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 Review- Another Well Done Season And Manuel Garcia-Rulfo Is Growing On Me
I’ve been a reader of Micheal Connelly’s novels for a couple of decades now. Two of my favorites are the Harry Bosch series and The Lincoln Lawyer Series. They both have connections to the other, but both series have been… Continue reading
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Smile 2 Review- A Sequel That Might Have You Smiling Twice As Wide
by Nick Nitkowski I remember watching the first “Smile” movie back in 2022 and while I felt that it was a good concept with genuinely unsettling images, I thought that the ending of the film could have been done a… Continue reading
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Woman Of The Hour Review- A Murder Mystery Thriller That Turns Itself On Its Head
Actors have been lured by the fact that directors have a lot of power and control on a film set. That power and control can be hard to ignore and a lot of them make the plunge and take over… Continue reading
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Exhibiting Forgiveness Review- A Gripping Family Drama That Is As Difficult To Watch As It Is To Digest
More and more in recent years, there have been urban stories featuring Black families in different circumstances in their various lives. The latest film that deals with these similar plot points is Exhibiting Forgiveness by new writer/director Titus Kaphar. It… Continue reading
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Tomb Raider: The Legend Of Lara Croft Review- An Animated Globetrotting Adventure Fans Of This Video Game IP Have Come To Expect From It
Tomb Raider based on the video game of the same name has had a few incarnations. The first two films starred Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft and the third starred Alicia Vikander as the titular tomb raider. Other than multiple… Continue reading
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Saturday Night Review- A Meticulously Crafted, Exceptionally Acted, And Well-Directed Film That Brought Me Back In Time
Saturday Night Live has been around for fifty years, but if you could have been at thirty Rockefeller Station back in 1975 you would have never known this long-running sketch comedy show would have stood the test of time. Saturday… Continue reading
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Terrifier 3 Review- New Kills, More Blood, All Wrapped Up In A Christmas Gift Only Art Can Deliver
by Nick Nitkowski I discovered “Terrifier” when “Terrifier 2” was just being released in theaters. Except at the time, I wasn’t there to see it. I was actually seeing the first-ever theatrical release of my favorite Halloween movie “Trick ‘r… Continue reading
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Average Joe Review- An Okay Faith-Based Film With Some Interesting Story/ Filmmaking Choices
Average Joe is one of the weirdest faith-based films I’ve seen in recent memory. Most of them are pretty straightforward, but this one takes some shots at the end zone. That’s an apt analogy because this is also a football… Continue reading
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