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The Thing With Feathers Review – Grief Manifested Into A Walking Talking Crow Is Quite Weird To Me
Grief is a popular topic in Hollywood. There have been many movies and television/streaming shows about death and dealing with the consequences and the results of dying in various ways. The latest movie about that topic is “The Thing With… Continue reading
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Fall Thomas Anderson Licorice Pizza Review
By Jacob Cameron “You don’t have the balls. I’m cooler than you. Don’t forget it.” That quote from Alana to her on-and-off relation Gary highlights the up-and-down nature of their relationship in 2021’s Licorice Pizza. The film received widespread praise… Continue reading
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Eternity Review – A Relatively Funny Depiction Of Death And The Afterlife
Hollywood has created a lot of movies, and many stories have been recycled more than once. Take Eternity, for example. It takes from Heaven Can Wait, starring Don Ameche, and Defending Your Life directed by Albert Brooks and starring he… Continue reading
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The Running Man (2025) Review- A New Take On An 80s Classic Starring Arnold Schwartzegger That Wright And Company Make Their Own
Stephen King has created some of the most iconic horror characters within his books, but he’s also written some very good short stories and novellas as well. The Running Man falls into the latter category. There was a previous version… Continue reading
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The Carpenter’s Sons Review – Nic Cage Is Losing His Religion In This Half-Baked Yet Sylish Tale About The Wonder Years Of Jesus
By Steven Billings I can say with almost absolute certainty that religion is not my thing. I had my experiences with being a southern baptist in my early adolescence. Long story short, while I met some nice people during that… Continue reading
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Now You See Me: NowYou Don’t Review – A Fun Third Installment Sure To Dazzle The Fans
By Nick Nitkowski It’s been nine years since the release of “Now You See Me 2”. Within that time, I had a feeling that the franchise had officially ended at 2 as so many franchises, unfortunately, often do. So, imagine… Continue reading
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In Your Dreams Review -Basic-Level Entertainment For Families That Could Have Been Worse Than It Is
By Nick Nitkowski “In Your Dreams” is the latest animated film to grace the ever-growing stream of content brought to you by Netflix. It follows the story of a young girl named Stevie living life with her family but must… Continue reading
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Fall Thomas Anderson: Phantom Thread Review
By Jacob Cameron “I can not begin my day with a confrontation, please.” This quote from Reynolds Woodcock, the main character of Phantom Thread, sums up the mindset of the character perfectly. It also underscores the quiet chaos that is… Continue reading
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Die My Love Review – Another Film About A Mother Dealing With The Stresses Of Raising A Child And Being A Dutiful Wife
This year seems to be the year that filmmakers are making movies about postpartum depression. First there was “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” from writer/director Mary Bronstein and starring Rose Byrne and now from director Lynne Ramsay there… Continue reading
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From The Golden Row! Another Awards Season Has Officially Begun
By Kyle Flynn Last week, two things happened. AFI Fest ended, and Gotham Nominations came out. Otherwise, what I will now start dubbing ‘The Great Seasonal Transition,’ the end of the Fall Festival Season, straight into the start of another… Continue reading
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