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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
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The Substance Review- One Of The Best Horror Films Of The Year As Well As The Best Body Horror Since The Fly 1986
I’ve seen my share of body horror films in my day. The Human Centipede, Tusk, and The Fly come to mind when I think of this subgenre of horror. It’s a niche genre, but when it’s done right it can… Continue reading
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Memory Review- A Film With Grounded Themes & Solid Acting From Chastain and Sarsgaard
There have been a lot of different kinds of films that have focused on various illnesses or physical impairments. Alzheimer’s, lupus, and dementia are just a few of the debilitating diseases that have been featured in various connotations in movies.… Continue reading
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Passages Review- A Realistic Way To Tell A Story About a Love Triangle
There have been romantic movies of all kinds since films were created over one hundred years ago. Rom-coms are the most common kind of romantic films, but there are sensual steamy dramatic romantic films as well. The latest is Passages… Continue reading
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One Fine Morning Review- A Difficult Subject Matter that Takes too Long to Transpire
Films that feature a son or daughter looking after a loved one such as a parent are a bit hit-and-miss. They can be a bit melodramatic at times. One Fine Morning takes a long time to get to the point… Continue reading
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Decision to Leave Review
Park Chan Wook is considered one of the best directors in the world by filmgoers and critics. His films such as Oldboy, The Handmaiden, and Stoker have garnered a lot of success with critics such as myself and fans alike.… Continue reading
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