Movie Reviews
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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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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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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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Nuremberg Review – A Different Take On This Famous WWII Story
WWII movies are some of the most prevalent kinds of stories in film history. Add to that, so are courtroom dramas. As well as period piece films. When you put all of these genres together you get the latest version… Continue reading
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[SCAD 2025] No Other Choice Review – A Sinister Good Time In The Art Of Killing The Competition
By Brian Susbielles Park Chan-wook remains one of South Korea’s most distinguished filmmakers with his amazingly unique turns in what story he tells. Oldboy, Sympathy for Mr. Vengenance and The Handmaiden are part of an eclectic resume that has continued… Continue reading
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Anniversary Review – This Film Puts A Mirror Up To Ourselves As A Country And It Doesn’t Look Pretty
I’m a fan of a good political thriller, but “Anniversary” is a political thriller that masks itself as a family drama first. That, to me, is an interesting concept. The director and writer Jan Komosa and Lori Rosene-Gambino pull the… Continue reading
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[MBFF 2025] The Ballad Of A Small Player Review – It’s A High Risk, Mid-Reward Result
By Brian Susbielles Edward Berger has quickly become an exciting director to watch with the success of Conclave and All Quiet on the Western Front. He’s deftly dived into the secret world of power by any means mixed with the… Continue reading
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