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David Review – The Animated Film The Country Needs To See Right Now
I wouldn’t sugarcoat it. I have had my ups and downs with organized religion. I was brought up as a Catholic ever since I was born. Ever since, though, I’ve been lapsed in my belief. My personal life had a… Continue reading
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When Harry Met Sally Review – In Honor of Rob Reiner & His Wife: The Resonant Rom-Com
By Fiorela Gonzales “I’ll have what she’s having.” A quote so iconic that it landed itself as #33 on AFI’s list of “100 Years… 100 Movie Quotes.” An achievement only bested by the movie itself which has been listed as… Continue reading
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The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants Review – A Fourth Theatrical Installment That Will Absorb It’s Fanbase
By Nick Nitkowski We all know who lives in a pineapple under the sea. Absorbent, yellow, and porous we’ve seen. And if nautical nonsense is still what you wish, then a fourth Spongebob film is served for your dish. It’s… Continue reading
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The Housemaid Review – Another Contrived, Predictable, And Utterly Rediculous Thriller
There are a lot of films that have come out over the years that have been based on books. Biopics, true stories, and everything in between. Quite a few have been made based on best sellers that readers have been… Continue reading
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Review – A Phenomenal Three-quel To One Of The Best Film Franchise’s In History!
Avatar was a film that took the world by storm back in 2009, controlling the box office and showing film aficionados a new way to watch movies. The digital style that James Cameron created specifically for this movie would change… Continue reading
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It: Welcome To Derry Series Review – It’s An Average Float
By Tyler Banark There hasn’t been much to watch new TV-wise lately, aside from Stranger Things season five. It has been bleak to the point where I reluctantly checked out the new HBO horror drama series It: Welcome to Derry.… Continue reading
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Song Sung Blue Review – Jackman & Hudson Combine To Make An Emotional Musical Film Based On Real People
Craig Brewer is a director who has made a name for himself, making films with an urban background to them. One of those films was “Hustle & Flow” from 2005. It won the audience award at the Sundance Film Festival… Continue reading
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Rebuilding Review – A Beautiful Yet Tragic Story For Those Who May Have Been Through A Similar Situation
Bad weather or extenuating circumstances have been many a cause of the displacement of families from their homes. Fire is a big cause of this as well. “Rebuilding” is a film about this subject. It originally premiered at the Sundance… Continue reading
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The Chronology Of Water Review – A Directorial Debut Flowing With Trauma And Hope
By Fiorela Gonzales Almost two decades after Kristen Stewart became a household name for a tentpole blockbuster franchise, she has proven that she’s anything but a cliché. Kristen Stewart has carved her own way in Hollywood and, on the way,… Continue reading
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Silent Night, Deadly Night (2025) Review – There Is No Coal In This Stocking
By Jacob Cameron Silent Night, Deadly Night is a remake of the controversial slasher film from 1984. This franchise has had a surprisingly long legacy over the past four decades. Spawning four sequels and a loose remake in 2012. Horror… Continue reading
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