REVIEW: “Where’d You Go Bernadette” Is The Perfect Summer Flick For Families
“Where’d You Go Bernadette” is not the same as the book, but that’s a good thing.
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Don’t Miss “The Peanut Butter Falcon”
“The Peanut Butter Falcon” challenged so many of my preconceived thoughts on what the main character of a movie should be or look like.
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REVIEW: Don’t Miss “The Peanut Butter Falcon”
“The Peanut Butter Falcon” challenged so many of my preconceived thoughts on what the main character of a movie should be or look like.
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“The Art of Self Defense” Tackles Toxic Masculinity
When Davies attends Sensei’s mysterious night class, he discovers a sinister world full of fraternity, brutality, and hyper-masculinity.
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“The Art of Self Defense” Painfully Tackles Toxic Masculinity
When Davies attends Sensei’s mysterious night class, he discovers a sinister world full of fraternity, brutality, and hyper-masculinity.
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REVIEW: “The Dead Don’t Die” Breathes Life into Zombie Movies
Have you ever watched a movie and two minutes in thought, “Yeah, this is going to be good?” That is precisely how I felt when I settled into my seat at the Angelika theater at Mockingbird Station to catch an early screening of The Dead Don’t Die.
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REVIEW: “The Tomorrow Man” Clumsily Welcomes Love and Living in the Present
What starts out as a slow film turns into a clumsy rom-com about two older people meeting and finding meaning in a world that doesn’t get them.
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“The Tomorrow Man” Clumsily Welcomes Love and Living in the Present
What starts out as a slow film turns into a clumsy rom-com about two older people meeting and finding meaning in a world that doesn’t get them.
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REVIEW: Booksmart: Inclusive and Progressive
The comedic flow was so genuine and truly entertaining for adults as well as teens. I cannot remember a time when I laughed that hard.
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REVIEW: “Booksmart” is Inclusive and Progressive
I don’t know about you, but there is something about teenage coming-of-age movies that are incredibly fascinating to me. From
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Movie Review: “Greta” Sticks Around Like Chewing Gum
If you want to see a surprisingly gory movie this weekend, check out the new thriller “Greta,” starring Chloë Grace Moretz as Francis and Isabelle Huppert as Greta.
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