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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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Fire And Water: Making The Avatar Films Review: An Intimate Look At The Making Of Some Beautiful Films
By Jacob Cameron Fire and Water: Making The Avatar Films is a two-part documentary series on the making of James Cameron’s Avatar films. This series has come just over a month before Avatar: Fire and Ash hits theaters. The two… Continue reading
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Miami Film Festival GEMS 2025 Capsule Reviews
Nouvelle Vague Directed by Richard Linklater Starring Guillaume Marbeck, Zoey Deutch, and Audry Dullin Netflix Nouvelle Vague is a love letter to the French New Wave and to Jean-Luc Godard. It shows how much Richard Linklater loves this genre and… Continue reading
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Predator Badlands Review – World Building At Its Finest And A Heartwarming Story To Go Along With It. Who Knew?
Dan Trachtenberg made a splash a couple of years ago with his version of Predator called Prey, which aired on Hulu exclusively. He created a Predator Film that longtime fans of the franchise could be proud of. And word of… Continue reading
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Christy Review – A Boxing Biopic That Hits A Little Close To Home For Some Dealing With Domestic Abuse
I’ve seen a lot of boxing films in my day. This is one of the sports that makes for very engaging and interesting stories. Especially when they’re based on a real-life person like Christy is. There have been a few… Continue reading
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