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Monkey Man Review- A Film And Performance From Dev Patel I Will Not Soon Forget
I’ve been a massive fan of Dev Patel ever since I saw Slumdog Millionaire seventeen years ago. In that film, he did an incredible job. I’ve watched him grow as an actor in roles in The Green Knight, Lion, The… Continue reading
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Robot Dreams Review- The Proof That Disney Isn’t The Only One Who Can Summon Tears
By Nick Nitkowski Robot Dreams is a French and Spanish produced animated film about a world of anamorphic animals, like Zootopia, in which a lonely dog purchases a robot friend to accompany him wherever he goes and as they venture… Continue reading
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Ripley Review- A Visionary Masterpiece Reimagining A Great Literary Character From Steve Zaillian
Patricia Highsmith is the author of the Tom Ripley series of books, of which there have been a couple of films about this literary character. The most famous of which came out back in 1999 called The Talented Mr. Ripley… Continue reading
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Sting Review- A Giant Arachnid Monster Movie That Lacks Bite
By Nick Nitkowski Arachnophobes beware! There’s a new spider movie crawling around out there and it is very hazardous to your health! It’s called “Madame Web”! Additionally, there is another spider movie coming out called “Sting” but it feels less… Continue reading
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Steve! (Martin): A Documentary In Two Pieces Review- A Film That Shows What A Great Comedian, Actor And All Around Wild And Crazy Guy He Is
When I was a kid, I was vaguely familiar with the work of Steve Martin. The SNL years he was a part of were a little before my time. His films The Jerk and Pennies From Heaven were ones I… Continue reading
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Steve! (Martin): A Documentary In Two Pieces Review- A Film That Shows What A Great Comedian, Actor And All Around Wild And Crazy Guy He Is
When I was a kid, I was vaguely familiar with the work of Steve Martin. The SNL years he was a part of were a little before my time. His films The Jerk and Pennies From Heaven were ones I… Continue reading
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Wicked Little Letters Review- A Fun Little English Film With Two Heavyweight Actresses Carrying It
“This is more truth than you’d think” Over the years I’ve seen a lot of films set in the English/Irish countryside or in little towns. The latest one set in Littlehampton, England is somewhat based on a true story or… Continue reading
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An Officer And A Gentleman Review- Remembering A Great Performance From Louis Gossett Jr. RIP 1936-2024
“Up Where We Belong” Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warmes https://images.app.goo.gl/dBtaBu7s37WpMZ2F6 Louis Gossett Jr. is an excellent actor who has been acting in films for over fifty years. His big breakout role was as Sgt Emil Foley in An Officer and a… Continue reading
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