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My Top 10 Television/Streaming Shows Of 2025 With Honorable Mentions
By Dan Skip Allen I see a lot of films, and that takes up quite a bit of my time during the course of the year, but I try to see a lot of television/streaming series as well. I’ve seen… Continue reading
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La Grazia Review – Sorrentino’s Attempt At Returning The Stylishness Of Films From The Past
By Kyle Flynn Earlier this year, when I went to the cinema on a Sunday Afternoon to watch Sorrentino’s film Parthenope, a film at its core about beauty and the way we often become transfixed by the value it provides,… 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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Hal & Harper Review – A Dramedy Series With Realistic, And Emotional Characters Portrayed In An Innovative Way
I remember a few years ago, I watched a film in the Sundance Virtual portal called Cha Cha Real Smooth. It is a coming of age film written by, directed, and starring Cooper Raiff. It also starred Dakota Johnson in… Continue reading
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The Mastermind Review – A 1970s Heist Film That’s Not Really About The Heist. It’s A Character Study
I’m a sucker for a movie that takes place in the 1970s. There is something about the 70s aesthetic that is right up my alley. Throw in the setting of Framingham, Massachusetts, and now you have me very intrigued. The… Continue reading
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The History Of Sound Review – This Film Creates Notes Of Lingering Emotion
By Brian Susbielles Twenty years ago, Brokeback Mountain was released to widespread acclaim and gave us the first real masterpiece of a gay lovestory which broke norms of setting, not playing into the contemporary, urban backdrop of most gay romances… Continue reading
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Lurker Review – A Stalker Type Story That Doesn’t Go The Full Distance To Get Its Point Across
There have been a lot of movies over the years that have dealt with musicians/singers. Some of them are biopics, and others are fictional stories. Music in one fashion or another has been a focal point of Hollywood for many… Continue reading
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From the Golden Row!: Who Will Take The Palme d’Or?
By Kyle Flynn In this edition of the Golden Row, we will be going over my pre-Cannes best picture predictions, and my rundown and what I think will win the major awards at the Cannes Film Festival. The past three… Continue reading
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Bring Them Down Review – A Film That Isn’t for The Faint Of Heart Or Very Squeamish For That Matter
In various generations of film, there have also been many generations of actors who have broken on to the scene and eventually became the big stars in the business. The moneymakers and the shotcallers in the movie industry. Two of… Continue reading
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Bird Review-A Coming-Of-Age Film That Blossoms Into A Beautiful Story About Family & Friendship
Andrea Arnold hasn’t been as prolific a filmmaker as others, but when she makes a film it has a lot of emotional heft to it. Fish Tank, American Honey, and now Bird are three movies quite a few years apart… Continue reading
From the Fourth Row! 