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    Sundance Film Festival 2021 Review: ‘On the Count of Three’

    by Aubrey McKay February 1, 2021
    by Aubrey McKay February 1, 2021

    Jerrod Carmichael is brilliant. I don’t mean that in the hyperbolic, reductive way that many use way too often. The way he tells a story is unique and profound. How he crafts his humor, by…

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    ‘Bad Education’ is the Allegory We Need Right Now

    by Hunter Goddard April 27, 2020
    by Hunter Goddard April 27, 2020

    High school reporter Rachel Bhargava (Geraldine Viswanathan) is photocopying financial records from her district’s archives when she notices water dripping from the ceiling. She’s working on a story about a skywalk her superintendent, Doctor Frank…

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    We All Have Our Bad Days: 25 Years of ‘Serial Mom’

    by Michael Heimbaugh April 19, 2019
    by Michael Heimbaugh April 19, 2019

    John Waters’ films are all about transgression. Like his contemporary David Lynch, the underground cinema icon seeks to expose the rot at the heart of the idyllic world of post-World War II America. But where…

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    Film Review – Newly Single (2018)

    by Collin Willis December 8, 2018
    by Collin Willis December 8, 2018

    If you received an email titled “NEWLY SINGLE for MovieBabble?”, what would you think? Personally, I thought that MovieBabble had been taken over and was now a spam dating website, but then I read the…

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    ‘Scrooged’: A Magical, Messed-Up Modern Christmas Carol

    by Jen Seggio November 23, 2018
    by Jen Seggio November 23, 2018

    In 1984, Bill Murray took a long four-year break from acting after his success in Ghostbusters. His big return saw him facing down some very different ghosts — those of the Dickensian sort. Directed by Richard…

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    Film Review – Dead Pigs (2018) – DFF

    by Steven Ruiz November 11, 2018
    by Steven Ruiz November 11, 2018

    Dead Pigs will be playing at the Denver Film Festival from October 31st to November 11th. Head over to the DFF’s website to purchase your tickets! One of the films shown at the Denver Film Festival is…

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    Film Review – Thoroughbreds (2018)

    by Nick Kush March 12, 2018
    by Nick Kush March 12, 2018

    In the middle of large blockbusters released this month is a smaller, intimate film entitled Thoroughbreds.  With rising talent and a fascinating legacy that has already been formed before most people will get to see the…

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