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4 months ago
Director Len Wiseman‘s “Ballerina” doesn’t have much in the way of story or substance, but it makes up for it with stylish, bloody violence and impeccably choreographed, non-stop action that helps cover up how shallow it really is. This is... Read the full review »
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4 months ago
I let out a huge sigh of relief when the final credits of the loud, lazy, and painfully unfunny “A Minecraft Movie” finally rolled. This nearly unbearable adventure squanders the already minimal creative potential of its source material and ev... Read the full review »
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4 months ago
Writer / director Celine Song’s second feature, “Materialists,” is a razor-sharp, emotionally intelligent modern relationship drama that both skewers and sympathizes with the transactional world of contemporary dating. Set against the sleek... Read the full review »
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4 months ago
Two years after the viral chaos of “M3GAN,” the fan favorite homicidal AI doll is back — or at least her digital echo is. Director Gerard Johnstone‘s “M3GAN 2.0” swaps out the cheeky satire and deliciously campy horror of the original... Read the full review »
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4 months ago
Director Danny Boyle (along with screenwriter Alex Garland) makes a seriously intense return to the world of the rage virus with “28 Years Later,” a gory, blood-soaked expansion of the landmark horror saga that began over twenty years ago with... Read the full review »
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4 months ago
“F1: The Movie” is exactly what you’d expect from a big budget, full-throttle, action-drama directed by “Top Gun: Maverick“‘s Joseph Kosinski: fast cars, big sound, bigger egos, and a steady stream of testosterone. Packed with slow-mot... Read the full review »
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4 months ago
Wes Anderson’s “The Phoenician Scheme” is a return to form. It’s not quite a masterpiece, but certainly is a confident, visually rich, and highly entertaining addition to his oeuvre. Nestled somewhere in the upper middle of his filmography... Read the full review »
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4 months ago
Director Dean DeBlois‘ live action version of “How to Train Your Dragon” is nothing short of a (pun intended) soaring success, proving that not all remakes are hollow nostalgia grabs. This adaptation follows the 2010 animated original closel... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
“Miley Cyrus: Something Beautiful” is a mesmerizing visual album and intimate showcase of an artist in her prime: bold, confident, and completely in control. This one-of-a-kind pop opera blends fashion, fantasy, film, and music into an immersi... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
“Prime Minister” is a fascinating and personal look at the life of Jacinda Ardern, the former Prime Minister of New Zealand. Directed by Lindsay Utz and Michelle Walshe, the documentary gives us a behind-the-scenes look at Ardern’s five year... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
Writer / director Laura Piani’s “Jane Austen Wrecked My Life” is a French romantic comedy with an English twist, brimming with charm and literary allusions that readers are going to adore. The film is a delightful ode to Jane Austen’s nove... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
Writer / director Andrew DeYoung’s unpleasant film “Friendship” is designed to make viewers feel uncomfortable with its exploration of social dynamics and personal obsession. The film’s decidedly male point of view delves into the challeng... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
Based on the beloved 1955 children’s book, “Harold and the Purple Crayon” should’ve been a vibrant, whimsical exploration of imagination and creativity. Unfortunately, this adaptation falls flat on nearly every level, offering little more... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
Patricia Arquette’s directorial debut “Gonzo Girl” is a kaleidoscopic descent into the drug-soaked world of gonzo journalism, nostalgia, and toxic masculinity. Based on Cheryl Della Pietra’s semi-autobiographical novel, the film offers a h... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
Director Dean Fleischer Camp‘s “Lilo & Stitch,” the live action remake of 2002’s modern animated classic, is a delightfully heartwarming, family-friendly gem that rises above many of Disney’s recent remakes. It stays true to the quirky c... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
Tadashi Nakamura’s “Third Act” is a deeply intimate, emotionally resonant documentary that serves both as a tribute and a reckoning. It tells the story of his father Robert A. Nakamura through the lens of family, art, history, and illness. O... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
With its flawed but sincere look at women, power, and politics, “Thirsty” is an uneven drama that dares to center a complex, ambitious woman in a world that isn’t built to accommodate her. With a blend of political maneuvering, domestic tens... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
Mike Flanagan‘s adaptation of “The Life of Chuck,” Stephen King’s lesser-known but deeply touching novella, finds the perfect blend of warmth, melancholy, and profound beauty. With a delicate balance of contemplative, existential musings a... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
I was pleasantly surprised by writer / director Daniel Robbins’ “Bad Shabbos,” a film that delivers a very Jewish, very New York spin on the classic one-night-gone-wrong comedy. The film walks a fine line between being culturally specific an... Read the full review »
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7 months ago
Jed Hart’s “Restless” is a psychological thriller rooted in a universal irritation that we all have experienced in one form or another in our lives: bad neighbors. The film milks its relatable and unsettling premise for all its tension in th... Read the full review »