Drama
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Lord Of The Flies (Series) Review – A Series Based On The Classic Novel Of The Same Name That Is As Relevant Today As When It Was Published Many Years Ago
By Dan Skip Allen When I was in high school in tenth grade, my class read the novel “Lord of the Flies” from author William Golding. Ever since, I’ve always regarded it as a seminal novel for high school kids… Continue reading
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 4 Review: Kitty Likes To Dance… Their Way Out Of Here
By Tyler Banark I have reached a point with Euphoria where I have checked out, but will willingly ride out the storm. We may only be halfway through the season, but I’ve had a feeling this thought was going to… Continue reading
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Mother Mary Review – The Ghosts Of Trauma Past
By Fiorela Gonzales Mother Mary blurs the lines between the real world of a mega pop star with the surrealism of ghosts wrapping it around a story of trauma and forgiveness. The film takes place inside a cabin in England… Continue reading
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Euphoria Season 3 Episode 2 Review – An Easier (?) One To Sit Through
By Tyler Banark At this point with Euphoria, I have accepted that a lot of the time, the dialogue is going to be dreadful. On one hand, I shouldn’t be surprised by this, as this show has mostly had this… 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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Task Review – A Grounded In Reality Crime Drama With Fantastic Performances Across The Board
Task is another in a long line of FBI or law enforcement investigative series on streaming services in recent years. This time around, it’s on HBO Max and stars Mark Ruffalo in the lead role. These kinds of true events… Continue reading
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Plainclothes Review – A Thought- Provoking Story Dealing With The Inner Struggle Of A Man’s Sexual Existence
In the last ten or fifteen years, there has been a fair share of stories about gay, lesbian and or the LGBT community. In some regard, because the people who are writing these stories,directing these films and in some instances,… Continue reading
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A Big Bold Beautiful Journey Review – A Wonderous Experience Of Reliving Ones Life With An Unrealistic And Unsatisfactory Ending
Park Jooong Eun, aka Koganada, is a director who took the country by storm with his breakout hit “Columbus”, where he won the Best Film Award, starring John Cho and Haley Lu Richardson, in 2017. He followed that up with… Continue reading
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[TIFF 50] Hamnet Review – An Emotionally Devastating Testament To Humanity
By Kyle Flynn Chloé Zhao’s latest film, Hamnet, is a striking achievement in form — a meditation on grief, art, and the invisible weight that loss leaves behind. The film is deeply concerned with the private, often wordless ways we… Continue reading
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[TIFF 50] The Man In My Basement Review – A Dramatic Thriller With A Good Message That Doesn’t Get Where It Wants To Go
There is something that is interesting about a one location story that makes it hard to skimp on character or drama. Because of that one location, in this case, an old Colonel House in Sag Harbor, Long Island, New York,… Continue reading
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