Emily Watson
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Fall Thomas Anderson: Punch Drunk Love Review
By Jacob Cameron “I wanted to ask you something because you’re a doctor… I don’t like myself sometimes. Can you help me?” This quote, almost a cry for help, comes from Barry Egan, the main character of 2002’s Punch-Drunk Love.… Continue reading
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Steve Review – Teachers, Coaches, And Parents Are An Important Part Of Our Children’s Lives
I used to go to many different schools growing up. In fact, I went to four different high schools in two different states. Growing isn’t easy on kids. Especially if they had a learning disorder or chemical imbalance. I had… 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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Small Things Like These Review- A Sad. Depressing, Dark And Dank Film That Won’t Be For Everybody
Cillian Murphy is coming off the greatest moment in his acting career as he won his first Academy Award for Best Actor at this past March’s Oscar ceremony. His first film role post-winning the Oscar was going to be a… Continue reading
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Big Year for Boxing Movies Pt.2
The Boxer is about Terry Flynn played by, three time Oscar Winner for Best Actor, Daniel Day-Lewis. Terry takes the rap for his IRA friends and ends up in prison for 14 years. He gets out and tries to rebuild… Continue reading
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Big Year for Boxing movies Pt. 1
The Boxing movie genre has been a good one over the years. Some of the great movies of all times have been ones based on boxing movies. Directors like Martin Scorsese,Ron Howard,Micheal Mann, David O. Russell and Robert Wise have… Continue reading
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