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Wake Up Dead Man Review – No Resurrection Needed, The Franchise Is Still Alive And Well
By Fiorela Gonzales Rian Johnson’s back with his latest murder mystery, Wake Up Dead Man. This is the third installment in what has now been dubbed the “Knives Out” franchise, as they take the titular character from the original Knives… Continue reading
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What Could Come Of Netflix Buying Warner Brothers?
By Tyler Banark This past Friday, the bombshell news dropped that Netflix is in the running to purchase Warner Bros. Studios. While the average person might look at this and think it’s fascinating news, someone like me might see it… Continue reading
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Stranger Things Season 5 Episodes (1-4) Review – Just Enough Drama And Upside Down Action To Wet My Appetite For What’s To Come In The Very Near Future
Stranger Things has been one of the most successful shows for Netflix as well as one of the favorites for many thousands around the country and millions around the world. I caught the public conscience like no show in a… Continue reading
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In Your Dreams Review -Basic-Level Entertainment For Families That Could Have Been Worse Than It Is
By Nick Nitkowski “In Your Dreams” is the latest animated film to grace the ever-growing stream of content brought to you by Netflix. It follows the story of a young girl named Stevie living life with her family but must… Continue reading
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Miami Film Festival GEMS 2025 Capsule Reviews
Nouvelle Vague Directed by Richard Linklater Starring Guillaume Marbeck, Zoey Deutch, and Audry Dullin Netflix Nouvelle Vague is a love letter to the French New Wave and to Jean-Luc Godard. It shows how much Richard Linklater loves this genre and… Continue reading
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[MBFF 2025] The Ballad Of A Small Player Review – It’s A High Risk, Mid-Reward Result
By Brian Susbielles Edward Berger has quickly become an exciting director to watch with the success of Conclave and All Quiet on the Western Front. He’s deftly dived into the secret world of power by any means mixed with the… Continue reading
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A House Of Dynamite Review – An Oh Too Close To Reality Scenario That Audiences Need To See As Soon As Possible
“At the End of the Cold War, Nuclear Powers Agreed That The World Would Be Better Without Nuclear Weapons, That Era Has Ended.” I think every American has thought about what nuclear war would be like at some point in… Continue reading
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Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein Review – Another Incredible Achievement By The Great Visionary Cinematic Director Guillermo Del Toro
There have been many different iterations of Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein. I grew up watching the James Whale 1931 version starring Boris Karloff as the monster. It was part of my discovery of different kinds of films as a child. I… Continue reading
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The Woman In Cabin 10 Review – A Solid Murder Mystery Based On A Best Selling Novel
I love a good murder mystery film. Especially one that has vibes of an Agatha Christie murder mystery. An example is a bunch of people all set in one location, such as a house, a plane, or in the case… 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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