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Nuremberg Review – A Different Take On This Famous WWII Story
WWII movies are some of the most prevalent kinds of stories in film history. Add to that, so are courtroom dramas. As well as period piece films. When you put all of these genres together you get the latest version… Continue reading
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Eleanor The Great Review – June Squibb Is The Treasure That Keeps On Giving And She Combines With Johansson on Her Directorial Debut
I first noticed who June Squibb was when she co-starred in Nebraska the Alexander Payne film from 2013. She had an unexpected wit and sarcastic nature to her character. Since then, I’ve seen her in Thelma, where her character was… Continue reading
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East of Wall Review – A Semi-autobiographical Film That Pulls On The Heartstrings As Well As It Does The Horses It Depicts
“The Rider” came out a handful of years back. It was a semi-autobiographical film about a rodeo rider who got hurt riding. It was directed by Chloe Zhao. East of Wall is a very similar type of film.It’s another semi-autobiographical… Continue reading
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Oh, Hi! Review – A Rom-Com With Some Twists And Turns That Made Me Laugh
I’m a fan of rom-coms. Lately, there haven’t been a lot of great rom-coms. Most comedies tend to use vulgar language and toilet humor to get their story across to audiences. Romantic films usually don’t do that sort of thing.… Continue reading
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Don’t Let’s Go To The Dogs Review – A Fantastic Performance By The Main Star Of The Film Lexi Venter
A genre of film that is rarely done right is kids’ films. From time to time, kids’ films can be some of the best movies ever. More often than not, they aren’t handled very well. Directors forget to let the… Continue reading
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[FFF 2025] Jane Austen Wrecked My Life Review – A Slow, Boring, And Monotonous Rom-Com That Almost Put Me To Sleep
Jane Austen is considered one of the best writers of her generation. She inspired women to be more independent and fight for their rights in a society that didn’t even let them vote or work a full-time job. She also… Continue reading
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[FFF 2025] On Swift Horses Review – A Well Written, Directed, And Beautifully Crafted Period Piece
I’m a fan of period piece films that take place in the 50s/60s. There is a specific look and feel to films that take place in these decades. On Swift Horses has a very distinct look and aesthetic to it… Continue reading
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The 2025 Florida Film Festival Capsule Reviews
By Nick Nitkowski Burt “Burt” is one of those movies that wasn’t on my radar until recently, but as I was watching it, I ended up having a big smile on my face for the duration of the film. The… Continue reading
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The Penguin Lessons Review – This Film Has Enough Empathy Against It’s Dark Clouds
Steve Coogan has made plenty of films far from the days of Alan Partridge, where the entirety of TV personalities was lampooned and Coogan was among the top comedians in the UK. Now going into stories with a bit more… Continue reading
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Becoming Led -Zeppelin Review- An In-Depth All Extensive Look At The Men, And Music Behind One Of The Greatest Rock Bands Of All Time
I grew up in the late 70s and 80s so I just missed the first British Invasion which is just a way to describe all the great British bands that broke out in the 60s like The Beatles, The Who,… Continue reading
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