Movie Reviews
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Greenland 2: Migration Review – Fortunate Crew, Unfortunate Crowd
By Fiorela Gonzales Greenland 2: Migration is the sequel to 2020’s Greenland, which was an unlucky victim to COVID. The original movie got pushed around and delayed until it was inevitably dropped on video on demand and streaming. It may… Continue reading
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Primate Review – A January Release That Wants To Go Ape, But Instead It’s Just Bananas
By Nick Nitkowski Well, my fellow readers, it is the start of a new year! Unfortunately, the start of each year is January. Why is this a bad thing? Because January movie releases are made up of only one of… Continue reading
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Reedland Review- A Slow Paced But Beautiful Mystery Movie
By Dan Skip Allen Foreign films can be a bit of a mixed bag because of the lost in translation aspect of them for American audiences. “Reedland” is a Dutch film from first-time writer/director Sven Bresser. He was primarily a… Continue reading
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La Grazia Review – Sorrentino’s Attempt At Returning The Stylishness Of Films From The Past
By Kyle Flynn Earlier this year, when I went to the cinema on a Sunday Afternoon to watch Sorrentino’s film Parthenope, a film at its core about beauty and the way we often become transfixed by the value it provides,… Continue reading
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We Bury The Dead Review – Good Ideas, Not Very Good Execution
By Jacob Cameron We Bury the Dead is the first film to be released in theaters in 2026. January tends to be the month where the bad movies get released. With the first weekend of January being reserved for a… Continue reading
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2000 Meters To Andriivka Review – This Film Defines What It Means To Fight For Every Inch
By Brian Susbielles One of the best films of the year is Warfare from Alex Garland and Ray Mendoza, the latter being a former US Marine who made the film entirely based on memory of a singular battle. Every sound,… Continue reading
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Rosemead Review – A Story That’s Based On Real Events That I’m Sure Many Can Relate To In Society
By Dan Skip Allen Over the last decade or so, there have been a lot of incidents of domestic violence in this country. I feel bad for young people who feel that they need to resort to shooting or killing… Continue reading
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Peter Hujar’s Day Review – Who Knew A Day In The Life Of One Man Discussed In One Location Could Be So Fascinating?
By Dan Skip Allen I saw my share of movies set in one location or that take place in the period of one day. They’re all different and distinct. Sometimes they can be quite good and other times they can… Continue reading
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David Review – The Animated Film The Country Needs To See Right Now
By Dan Skip Allen 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… 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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