Jon Bernthal
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The Amateur Review – A Classic Case Of Giving Away Too Much In The Trailer
By Nick Nitkowski Who doesn’t love a good espionage movie? When they are done correctly, they can be incredibly enjoyable films. But on the flipside, they are very easy to get wrong and become long and drawn-out films with very… Continue reading
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The Bear Season 3 Review- Another Solid Season, But In A Different Way Than Previous Seasons Were
The Bear has been one of my favorite shows in the last few years. It reminds me of my buddy Vinnie LaSpadas’s chain of family-owned cheese steak restaurants named after his family, LaSpadas. The characters are very familiar to me… Continue reading
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Origin Review- A Powerful Film About The Black Experience And Much More
Ava Duverney has been a divisive filmmaker during the span of her career. Sometimes, her work such as Selma and 13th she knocked it out of the park, other times, like A Wrinkle in Time, she misses the mark. Her… Continue reading
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King Richard Review
One of the Best Sports Films Ever Sports biopics can be a straightforward story or they can be an inspiring story of people overcoming tremendous odds to be successful in whatever sport they are competing in. In the case of King… Continue reading
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Those Who Wish me Dead Review
This Who Wish Me Dead is based on a book by Michael Koryta. It’s the latest film from director Taylor Sheridan (Sicario Hell or High Water-Wind River) He has a penchant for making these modern films but putting a classic… Continue reading
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