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The Acolyte Review- The First Star Wars Disney Plus Series That Takes Place On The Fringes Of The High Republic Era Doesn’t Wow Or Fasinate Me As Much As I’d Hoped It Would Unfortunately
A hundred years before the rise of the Empire, it was a time of peace. The Jedi Order and the Galactic Republic have prospered for centuries without war. But in the dark corners of the galaxy, a powerful few learn… Continue reading
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Hit Man Review- A Fantastic Rom-Com Set To An Intelligently Written Identity Crisis
Richard Linklater is a director who has been making movies for decades now. He’s done animated movies, comedies, trilogies, movies based on true stories, a film that took twelve years to make, and everything in between. His latest film, Hit… Continue reading
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Jim Henson: Idea Man Review- An Amazing Documentary About The Man Behind The Muppets!
By Nick Nitkowski It should go without saying that we all know who Jim Henson was. The creator of The Muppets and Sesame Street and the mind behind such classic movies like Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal! And now we… Continue reading
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Handling The Undead Review- A Slow Paced Film About Families Dealing With Their Undead Wasn’t Exactly What The Doctor Ordered
The Sundance Film Festival has been the launching pad for some weird and/or interesting films over the years. A24 and NEON have parlayed these types of movies into success. The latest odd film out of Sundance that was scooped up… Continue reading
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Young Woman And The Sea Review- An Inspiring True Story That May Not Find Its Audience
By Nick Nitkowski “Young Woman and the Sea” is a Disney-released movie about the true story of Trudy Ederle, played by Daisy Ridley, who became the first woman to swim the English Channel from France to England in 1926. Other… Continue reading
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Eric Review- A Fascinating Series Based On True Events That Deals With Real Life Trauma While Also Dealing With The Loss Of A Child
Eric is based on a true story and in a world of Imaginary Friend films that have come out in theaters recently it’s the best of the lot so far. Even though this isn’t a film, Abi Morgan sets it… Continue reading
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The Dead Don’t Hurt Review- As The First Time Writer and Director This Didn’t Go As Good As It Should Have For Viggo Mortenson
Viggo Mortenson is an actor who has done some of the biggest movies in Hollywood in his career, namely the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. He has also done a lot of indie and character studies like Green Book, Captain… Continue reading
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The Beach Boys Review- A Solid Documentary About The Band That Started The Beach Culture Sound, We All Know And Love Today
When I was a kid, my parents loaded my brothers and sister in the car, and we went for rides around New England on the weekends. We used to listen to all kinds of music, including the 60s station on… Continue reading
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Atlas Review- A Terrific Turn For Jennifer Lopez In This CGI Spectacle, Opposite Gregory James Cohen As The Voice Of An AI Mech Suit
Jennifer Lopez’s career has been a bit disjointed. She came out of the gates with Selena and a few other action films opposite George Clooney, Out of Sight, and some rom-coms opposite Matthew McCaughey, The Wedding Planner. Lately, though, her… Continue reading
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Review- A Gorgeous Action-packed Adrenaline Rush Of A Film That Never Let’s Up From Beginning To End With A Career Best Performance From Chris Hemsworth
George Miller has created a nice franchise with the Mad Max world, based in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. After many years away from the franchise he came back with a vengeance in 2016 with the critical and box-office smash Mad Max:… Continue reading
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