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    The Muddled Messaging of ‘The Platform’

    by Nick Kush March 31, 2020
    by Nick Kush March 31, 2020

    The Platform often returns to a somewhat meta retort shared by the main character, Goreng (played by Ivan Massagué, who looks like a Spanish John Turturro), and his prison cellmate, Trimagasi (Zorion Eguileor, the perfect …

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    Are You Not Entertained?

    by Collin Willis March 30, 2020
    by Collin Willis March 30, 2020

    With the box office at even further of a standstill, the streaming services reign supreme. As release dates as far as June are being pushed back, there isn’t much in the way of new “big …

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  • Streaming ReviewsStreaming Thriller

    Netflix’s ‘The Occupant’ is an Uncommonly Intelligent, Gripping Thriller

    by Brian Connor March 27, 2020
    by Brian Connor March 27, 2020

    After last week’s The Platform, Netflix continues something of a roll for Spanish releases with David and Àlex Pastor’s The Occupant, a viscerally dark meditation on masculinity and status in an increasingly precarious world. (And …

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    The Weekend the Box Office Stood Still

    by Collin Willis March 23, 2020
    by Collin Willis March 23, 2020

    The box office is at a near-complete halt due to the closures mandated by major theater chains earlier this week. With March and April’s release schedules also cleared, there aren’t any theatrical releases on the …

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    Every Mark Wahlberg-Peter Berg Collaboration Ranked…Filled with More than Enough Über Manliness

    by Nick Kush March 20, 2020
    by Nick Kush March 20, 2020

    When I think of a Mark Wahlberg-Peter Berg joint, a few things come to mind: guns, harrowing action, Mark Wahlberg’s blank stare, conservative politics, and more manliness than one person could handle. None of these …

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    COVID-19 Decimates Box Office Totals: What Do We Do from Here?

    by Nick Kush March 17, 2020
    by Nick Kush March 17, 2020

    The effects of COVID-19 increased tenfold over the last week in the United States, with closings, cancellations, suspensions, delays, and postponements coming form every direction. People are started to stay home, which is great for …

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    ‘Spenser Confidential’ is Yet Another Forgettable Berg/Wahlberg Action Romp

    by Michael Heimbaugh March 15, 2020
    by Michael Heimbaugh March 15, 2020

    Mark Wahlberg and director Peter Berg have been inseparable since first teaming up for 2013’s Lone Survivor. In the years since, they’ve become Hollywood’s leading providers of robust, forgettable action thrillers with weirdly conservative politics. They’re …

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  • Streaming ReviewsStreaming Thriller

    ‘Twin Murders: The Silence of the White City’ Translates Into a Below Average Neo-Noir

    by Hunter Goddard March 9, 2020
    by Hunter Goddard March 9, 2020

    Daniel Calparsoro’s Twin Murders: The Silence of the White City (2020) is a Spanish thriller on Netflix, and so it was composed with the World Wide Web in mind for its target demographic. However, this is …

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  • Streaming ReviewsStreaming Romance

    Romantics Will Fall in Love With ‘All the Bright Places’

    by Hunter Goddard March 3, 2020
    by Hunter Goddard March 3, 2020

    “Only one is a wanderer. Two together are always going somewhere.” Located at the intersection between mental illness and young love, Brett Haley’s All the Bright Places (2020) will be worth a visit from any fans of …

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    ‘The Last Thing He Wanted’ is an Unfocused Mess with Its Heart in the Right Place

    by Chris van Dijk March 2, 2020
    by Chris van Dijk March 2, 2020

    The Iran-Contra affair is just one of the many dark elements of Reagan’s presidency. While The Gipper’s supporters perceived him as a warm and benevolent figure, his presidential reign was merciless on unions, the LGBTQ community, HIV-sufferers, or …

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    Reckless, Way-Too-Early 2021 Oscar Predictions

    by Nick Kush February 24, 2020
    by Nick Kush February 24, 2020

    The strangest feeling I had in quite some time was elation after watching this year’s Academy Awards. Who would have thunk it, the Academy made a cool choice for Best Picture! Although, with the benefit …

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  • Streaming ReviewsStreaming Romance

    ‘To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You’…P.P.S., It’s Still A Great Ensemble

    by Brian Connor February 13, 2020
    by Brian Connor February 13, 2020

    To All the Boys I Loved Before was one of Netflix’s more notable successes. Released to little fanfare in the middle of summer, it took off in a big way. It sits at 97% fresh …

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  • Streaming DramaStreaming Reviews

    ‘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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    Our Most Anticipated Films of 2020

    by Brennan Dubé January 20, 2020
    by Brennan Dubé January 20, 2020

    2019 delivered some great cinema! While the return of great directors like Tarantino and Scorsese has been the highlight of awards season, we also saw some great directorial debuts on the indie scene. Films like …

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  • Top 10 Lists

    The Top 10 Worst Movies of 2019

    by Nick Kush January 5, 2020
    by Nick Kush January 5, 2020

    With a few days to reflect on all the movies I watched in the last calendar year, I feel very content with 2019’s slate. But I still watched a ton of crap. Too much, in …

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    The Top 10 Best Movies of 2019

    by Nick Kush January 3, 2020
    by Nick Kush January 3, 2020

    Was 2019 a good or bad year for movies? Who’s to say. Regardless of what the immediate outcome is at the Oscars in a few months, we won’t know for sure until years down the …

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  • Streaming Action/AdventureStreaming Reviews

    ‘6 Underground’ Makes a Late Bid For Worst Film of The Decade

    by Brian Connor December 15, 2019
    by Brian Connor December 15, 2019

    Imagine a world where billionaires decided who ran countries. Where Elon Musk could pay for a death squad to kill Bashar al-Assad and install whoever he wanted in his place. Where Mark Zuckerberg could send …

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  • Surveys

    ‘Marriage Story’ Exit Survey: Baumbach, Driver, and Johansson are Operating Near the Peak of their Powers

    by The MovieBabble Staff December 12, 2019
    by The MovieBabble Staff December 12, 2019

    Noah Baumbach has made a career off of telling stories about crumbling relationships among people surrounding or involved heavily in the Arts. Marriage Story is no different in that respect, but it also shows how …

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    Contemplating Life and Death in ‘The Irishman’ Exit Survey

    by The MovieBabble Staff December 11, 2019
    by The MovieBabble Staff December 11, 2019

    Years removed from movies like Goodfellas, Casino, Mean Streets, and even The Departed, Martin Scorsese returned to the gangster genre with The Irishman, which acts as a direct commentary on those previous films. And his …

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  • Streaming ReviewsStreaming Romance

    ‘A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby’ is Too Stupid to Handle

    by Brian Connor December 10, 2019
    by Brian Connor December 10, 2019

    When Netflix released the first A Christmas Prince, its success seemed to take even the streaming giant itself by surprise. To the 53 people who've watched A Christmas Prince every day for the past 18 …

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    The Critics’ Choice Nominations are Revealed as ‘Frozen II’ and ‘Knives Out’ Continue to Dominate

    by Brennan Dubé December 9, 2019
    by Brennan Dubé December 9, 2019

    With no major new releases this weekend the box office stayed relatively on par with what we saw last weekend. Frozen II is closing in on a billion and Knives Out, Ford v Ferrari, and …

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  • Streaming ReviewsStreaming Romance

    ‘Marriage Story’ is Painfully Heartbreaking, and Possibly Noah Baumbach’s Best Film

    by Nick Kush December 6, 2019
    by Nick Kush December 6, 2019

    Anyone that is familiar with Noah Baumbach’s work would know that Marriage Story isn’t necessarily breaking new ground. He’s made his career on telling family dramas about individuals in metropolitan areas, specifically New York. Most …

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  • Streaming ComedyStreaming Reviews

    ‘Holiday in the Wild’ is a Silly, Unrealistic Romance for Festive Moviegoers

    by Erin Winans December 4, 2019
    by Erin Winans December 4, 2019

    ‘Tis the season for typical Christmas movies in which there is always a lead male and female that are destined to fall in love. Of course, before the happy ending can be achieved, something bad …

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  • Streaming AnimationStreaming Reviews

    ‘Klaus’ is a Christmas Miracle for 2D Animation

    by Jen Seggio November 20, 2019
    by Jen Seggio November 20, 2019

    As someone who pines for the days of hand-drawn animation, I’ve watched for updates on Sergio Pablos’ Klaus like a hawk. Pablos, a former Disney animator, has worked on this film for the better part …

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  • Streaming DramaStreaming Reviews

    ‘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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  • Streaming ComedyStreaming DramaStreaming Reviews

    ‘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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  • Streaming ComedyStreaming Reviews

    ‘Dolemite Is My Name’ is the Return of the Eddie Murphy We Know and Love

    by Chris van Dijk October 28, 2019
    by Chris van Dijk October 28, 2019

    Eddie Murphy is a comedy legend whose greatness is often spoken about in the past tense. A comedic descendant from the likes of Richard Pryor and Redd Foxx, he kickstarted his cinematic career with the …

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    ‘Joker’ Continues Its Pursuit for $1 Billion, ‘Dolemite’ Leads the Weekend, and ‘The Current War’ FINALLY Makes It to Theaters

    by Nick Kush October 28, 2019
    by Nick Kush October 28, 2019

    Joker remains a box office sensation by reclaiming the top spot at the box office, wrestling it away from Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, which continues to be a movie that exists. The Todd Phillips’ movie …

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  • Streaming DramaStreaming Reviews

    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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  • Streaming DramaStreaming Reviews

    ‘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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