John Lithgow
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The Rule Of Jenny Pen Review – A Boring Mystery Thriller That Wastes The Talents Of Rush And Lithgow
I haven’t seen many films set in Australia or New Zealand, but I’ve seen a few here or there. The Rule of Jenny Pen is the latest from New Zealand. It’s also a Shudder release. With that comes a dark… Continue reading
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Spellbound Review- A Harmless Kids Film That Lacks Whimsy And Magic For Older Audiences
by Nick Nitkowski Animation is an art form no matter what anybody else thinks. It’s not just cartoons to entertain or distract children while parents try to sneak away for a few precious minutes of alone time. It’s a unique… Continue reading
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Conclave Review- An Achievement In Filmmaking, By Berger, And Acting, By Fiennes & Tucci, I’ve Rarely Seen This Year, Thus Far
I was a catholic when I was a kid growing up in Massachusetts and I’ve followed these beliefs more often than not the rest of my life. It’s something I’ve had an off-again-on-again relationship with Catholicism. When I heard about… Continue reading
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Sharper Review- A Mystery Film that Doesn’t Con the Audience Watching at Home
Films about con men or women can be some of the most entertaining kinds of films made. Filmmakers and actors for generations have made these kinds of films some of the best. A lot of television shows have also been… Continue reading
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The Old Man Review
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a big problem for the entertainment world. One of the shows affected was the FX miniseries The Old Man, starring Jeff Bridges, coinciding with his own illness during that period. The Old Man finally came out on FX… Continue reading
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