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THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER REVIEW: A MESSY BUT ENJOYABLE RETURN TO ASGARD WILL HAVE YOU THANKING THE GODS FOR CHRISTIAN BALE
The journey of Thor (Chris Hemsworth), the God of Thunder, has taken a long road and some can even say it has only just begun. The last time we saw the frat boy god turned Avenger was at the end…
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QUICK THOUGHTS REVIEW—MINIONS: THE RISE OF GRU
The Despicable Me franchise seems to be going by the “if it’s not broke don’t fix it” rule after three finically successful “Despicable” films and the billion dollar 2015’s Minions spin-off it was only inevitable until we got yet another…
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ELVIS REVIEW: AUSTIN BUTLER IS KING BUT TOM HANKS ALMOST SINKS THIS BEAUTIFULLY CHAOTIC MESS
We all know the name. Elvis. Some may remember the first time they heard him while others just knew he was always in their lives. He is so embedded in our pop-culture that life is unfamiliar without him. A man…
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THE BLACK PHONE REVIEW: SCOTT DERRICKSON DELIVERS A TERRIFYING LOOK AT REAL WORLD HORROR
There is a lot of pain being carried by director Scott Derrickson. His 2012 film “Sinister” was not just a throwback to original horror ideas, but also felt like Derrickson releasing some personal demons about his upbringing as well as…
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THE INTEGRITY OF JOSEPH CHAMBERS TRIBECA REVIEW: AN UNNERVING LOST IN THE WOODS LOOK AT MASCULINITY
Robert Machoian is back with another hard hitting look at male egos and the way so many seek to define manliness. After 2020’s griping The Killing of Two Lovers it was easy to see that Machoian is the next big…
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GOD’S TIME TRIBECA REVIEW: A GLORIOUS CHAOTIC 24 HOURS IN THE WORLD OF ADDICTION MAKES THIS THE SURPRISE OF THE TRIBECA FESTIVAL
Being selfish is quite easy, in fact it might be one of the easiest things to do in our lives. Selfishness doesn’t always have to be negative, but when it consumes you it is more than toxic, especially in the…
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LIGHTYEAR REVIEW: BUZZ ALMOST REACHES BEYOND INFINITY IN PIXAR’S STUNNING ADVENTURE
From the first frame, LIGHTYEAR Pixar’s latest film wants us to feel like a kid again. It begins with a reminder that this isn’t the Buzz Lightyear so many of us remember. In fact Pixar gets as meta as it…
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CHERRY TRIBECA REVIEW: AN L.A. SUNSHINE SOAKED LOOK AT BECOMING AN ADULT
Cherry is stuck and yet also keeps skating by, quite literally actually. Cherry (Alexandria Trewhitt who deserves to be a major star) laces up her cherry red roller skates and rolls through the streets of L.A. to the tune of…
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TRIBECA BREAKDOWN REVIEWS: THE DROP, NEXT EXIT, DON’T MAKE ME GO, YOU CAN LIVE FOREVER, WES SCHLAGENHAUF IS DYING, THREE HEADED BEAST
THE DROP (SARAH ADINA SMIITH) Destination weddings can make everyone a little crazy. Even for a time that is meant to be full of celebration and love, there will always be madness that seeks it way through everything. Sarah Adina…
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VENGEANCE TRIBECA REVIEW: B.J. NOVAK’S FIRST FEATURE IS A SHARP LOOK AT EVERYTHING WRONG AND RIGHT WITH AMERICA
Sometimes when you start writing a review for a film you have to laugh at yourself. Film critiquing is part of the job, but often you find a film that properly deconstructs the very notion of giving one’s opinion on…
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