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    ‘The Dig’ Is Not Worth the Ground It Is Built On

    by Adina Bernstein February 14, 2021
    by Adina Bernstein February 14, 2021

    When we think of archeology, we think of exotic locales, hordes of ancient buried treasures, and danger coming from the locals who are not pleased by the sudden appearance of strangers. But in reality, it…

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    ‘Pieces of a Woman’: Vanessa Kirby’s Tour de Force Puts Her in the Oscars Race

    by Ingrid Dendievel January 12, 2021
    by Ingrid Dendievel January 12, 2021

    Pieces of a Woman is Kornél Mundruczó’s first full feature in English. The acclaimed Hungarian director teamed up with big names such as Vanessa’s Kirby, Shia LaBeouf, and Ellen Burstyn, and the movie chronicles the consequences of…

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    ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’: Chadwick Boseman’s Impressive Goodbye

    by Ingrid Dendievel December 23, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel December 23, 2020

    Every year, a day after the Oscars ceremony, I start writing an article about the awards for the following year. This year was no exception. Of the movies that I predicted to be nominated, some were…

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    ‘Mank’ Is an Idiosyncratic, Cynical Look Into an Alternate History

    by Nick Kush December 17, 2020
    by Nick Kush December 17, 2020

    Citizen Kane. Decent flick. Odds are you were forced to study it endlessly in your Intro to Film course in college — it’s second only to Breathless among the films you were most likely to hate…

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    ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ Is Everything Wrong with Oscar Bait

    by Brian Connor November 25, 2020
    by Brian Connor November 25, 2020

    I Am Sam, Grace Of Monaco, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close. All made with the express purpose of winning Oscars. All absolute garbage. Joining this lackluster group is Ron Howard’s latest Hillbilly Elegy. A lifeless, hacky…

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    ‘The Life Ahead’ Doesn’t Deliver on Its Weighty Themes

    by Ingrid Dendievel November 20, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel November 20, 2020

    The first time I fell asleep during a movie was with Forrest Gump. Since I had missed quite a big part of the movie, I went to see it again. At the exact same moment,…

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    ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ is One of the Best 2020 Has to Offer

    by George Clark October 15, 2020
    by George Clark October 15, 2020

    The Trial of the Chicago 7 is a 2020 American historical legal drama written and directed by critically acclaimed writer Aaron Sorkin, and stars an ensemble cast that includes (*deep breath*) Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Sacha…

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    ‘The Boys in the Band’ Is a Remake That Stands on Its Own

    by George Clark October 1, 2020
    by George Clark October 1, 2020

    The Boys in the Band is a 2020 American comedy/drama film directed by Joe Mantello, and stars Jim Parsons, Zachary Quinto, Matt Bomer, Andrew Rannells, Charlie Carver, Robin de Jesús, Brian Hutchison, Michael Benjamin Washington,…

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    ‘i’m thinking of ending things’: Kaufman’s Latest Is One of the Most Profoundly Depressing Films Ever Made

    by Spencer Henderson September 12, 2020
    by Spencer Henderson September 12, 2020

    The following contains major spoilers for i’m thinking of ending things!!! Let’s be honest, 2020 is just the worst. It is an absolute black hole that swallows anything fun or even relatively comforting in favor…

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    ‘An Easy Girl’: A French Connection

    by Anna Campion August 29, 2020
    by Anna Campion August 29, 2020

    I have truly not been able to stop thinking about An Easy Girl, the latest from French filmmaker Rebecca Zlotowski. The last time I kept thinking about a movie this much after watching it was…

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    Adú Brings an Intelligent View to a Complex Situation

    by Brian Connor July 2, 2020
    by Brian Connor July 2, 2020

    Adú is director Salvador Calvo’s sophomore feature and is a big step up from the solid 1898: Our Last Men In The Philipines. It covers three lightly interconnected stories that take place across Africa. In…

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    ‘Sergio’: An Unbalanced Biography

    by Ingrid Dendievel April 23, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel April 23, 2020

    When starting Sergio, I knew nothing about the movie or its main character. The name sounded sexy. In my imagination, I thought I was going to watch a thriller. On the poster, I saw a…

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    ‘Tigertail’ is a Bittersweet Movie with a Heart

    by Ingrid Dendievel April 17, 2020
    by Ingrid Dendievel April 17, 2020

    One of Netflix’s latest additions is an American drama called Tigertail (2020), directed by Alan Yang. It’s a gem of a movie, especially if you like stories about lost love and nostalgia. So far, Yang…

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    ‘Horse Girl’ is a Trippy, Wacky, Wild Ride

    by Collin Willis January 31, 2020
    by Collin Willis January 31, 2020

    Horse Girl is the latest film in the Jeff Baena/Alison Brie collaboration, though it is the first to be co-written by Brie. The pair have clearly found their creative stride together and Horse Girl is further…

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    ‘The Irishman’ is an Astonishing, Tragic Epic from Martin Scorsese

    by Chris van Dijk November 24, 2019
    by Chris van Dijk November 24, 2019

    When it comes to movies, it’s been a particularly good year for me. I don’t expect to come across another year quite like it any time soon. The magic started at the end of May…

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    ‘American Son’ Paints In Broad Strokes Of Black And White

    by Brian Connor November 12, 2019
    by Brian Connor November 12, 2019

    American Son is listed by Netflix as a “Television Event” which feels like a pre-emptive defense about its un-cinematic look. Adapted from writer Christopher Demos-Brown‘s own play, the film takes place entirely within a Miami police station…

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    ‘The Laundromat’ is An Important Film that Struggles to Do Its Subject Matter Justice

    by Chris van Dijk November 3, 2019
    by Chris van Dijk November 3, 2019

    Whichever side of the political spectrum you reside on, the unequal distribution of wealth should concern you. But the solution to this is anything but clearcut. Sometimes it seems that the ultimate answer to this…

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    F Is For ‘Fractured’ (and That’s Being Generous)

    by Brian Connor October 19, 2019
    by Brian Connor October 19, 2019

    Fractured is from the writer of such cinematic milestones as Ballistic: Ecks vs Sever, Wrong Turn 5, and The Marine 4, which is the third sequel to a movie starring a wrestler that isn’t The Rock, and doesn’t…

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    ‘El Camino’ is an Outstanding and Satisfying Breaking Bad Epilogue

    by Alessandro Louly October 18, 2019
    by Alessandro Louly October 18, 2019

    As a huge fan of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, I was admittedly nervous about El Camino. Jesse Pinkman’s ending in Breaking Bad was a satisfying conclusion to a beloved character. So, when I…

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    Film Review – The Dirt (2019) [Video]

    by Nick Kush April 17, 2019
    by Nick Kush April 17, 2019

    Companies that don’t have access to delicious sources of IP such as Marvel or DC comics have to get inventive in creating blockbuster films. We’ve seen countless failures as a result, some have which have…

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    Film Review – The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind (2019) [Video]

    by Nick Kush March 14, 2019
    by Nick Kush March 14, 2019

    Many of our best actors want to take the next leap in their artistic journeys and become directors, to tell their own stories and raise a new crop of talent along the way. As such,…

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    Film Review – Walk. Ride. Rodeo. (2019) [Video]

    by Nick Kush March 10, 2019
    by Nick Kush March 10, 2019

    When watching a straight-to-Netflix movie that was never going to leave a theatrical imprint, where does one draw the line between holding high standards and simply allowing the film to wash over you as you…

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    Film Review – Juanita (2019) [Video]

    by Nick Kush March 10, 2019
    by Nick Kush March 10, 2019

    Have you ever watched a movie and felt absolutely nothing about its characters or themes? Well that’s Juanita in a nutshell. Honestly, this reaction is bound to happen from time to time with the amount…

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    Film Review – Paddleton (2019)

    by Natasha Alvar March 5, 2019
    by Natasha Alvar March 5, 2019

    I grew up on Everybody Loves Raymond, which really cements my view of Ray Romano being one of the funniest men on television. He comes across as real and authentic, which heightens the credibility of…

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    Film Review – High Flying Bird (2019)

    by Michael Heimbaugh February 15, 2019
    by Michael Heimbaugh February 15, 2019

    Movies about pro sports can often be a mixed bag. Most of them either go the “glory of the game” route (which often leads to mawkish sentimentality) or take the “inner workings” approach (which, to…

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    Film Review – Soni (2019)

    by Nathan Heard January 21, 2019
    by Nathan Heard January 21, 2019

    A policewoman with anger management issues; a complicated and confusing romantic relationship; and tension between said policewoman and her superiors. If you’re into slow-moving films with all the elements of a good police thriller —…

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    Film Review – Roma (2018)

    by Sean Coates November 22, 2018
    by Sean Coates November 22, 2018

    Back in 2013, both Steve McQueen and Alfonso Cuarón made two incredible films, competing against each other at the Academy Awards. McQueen’s 12 Years A Slave was an incredibly moving period piece about the greatest injustice in…

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    Film Review – The Kindergarten Teacher (2018) [Watch]

    by Nick Kush October 13, 2018
    by Nick Kush October 13, 2018

    Part of the general movie conversation these days is the necessity of remakes. More specifically, if American versions of foreign films are worthwhile. Most of the time, it’s for a studio or a creative team…

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    Film Review – 22 July (2018) [Watch]

    by Nick Kush October 11, 2018
    by Nick Kush October 11, 2018

    It’s safe to say that you’re in for a harrowing tale when you decide to watch a Paul Greengrass film. The acclaimed director has such a keen eye for cinematic realism; sometimes the events taking…

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    Film Review – Private Life (2018)

    by Natasha Alvar October 10, 2018
    by Natasha Alvar October 10, 2018

    Private Life explores a subject matter that I rarely see properly fleshed out in movies — the struggle of fertility and conceiving, and the toll it takes on all those involved. Most films either deal…

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