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  • Movie Review: Uncut Gems December 9th, 20190 Comments

    Adam Sandler has a bit of a reputation as cinematic kryptonite. In recent years, he has notoriously churned out uninspired comedies that aren’t funny, and it can be easy to forget about …Read More

  • Movie Review: Midway November 19th, 20190 Comments

    This film takes place in the chaotic months following the 1941 Japanese air attack on Pearl Harbor. Allied forces are scrambling to respond, and U.S. commanders are trying to figure out …Read More

  • Movie Review-Maleficent: Mistress of Evil October 22nd, 20190 Comments

    Reactions to Disney’s slew of recent live-action remakes have been mixed, and it’s not difficult to see why. Nostalgia may draw audiences to the theaters, but there’s also an …Read More

  • Review: Official Secrets September 24th, 20190 Comments

    You might allow an international espionage thriller a bit of leeway for being overdramatic at times, but this film doesn’t need any forgiveness. It’s based on the true story of …Read More

  • Movie Review: Ready or Not August 26th, 20190 Comments

    A white wedding turns into a bloody nightmare in this horror comedy. The groom (Mark O’Brien) is part of the Le Domas family, gaming magnates who went from printing playing cards during …Read More

  • Movie Review: Wild Rose July 22nd, 20190 Comments

    Rags-to-riches rises to fame (both real and fictional) are not uncommon in cinema. Wild Rose’s premise is very familiar: A recently paroled single mother, Rose-Lynn Harlan (Jessie …Read More

  • Movie Review: All Is True June 17th, 20190 Comments

    Anyone who has wondered what really made William Shakespeare tick likely will view this film with interest. It’s a more personal look than we usually get into what his feelings and …Read More

  • Movie Review: The Sun Is Also a Star May 20th, 20190 Comments

    Daniel Bae (Charles Melton) is a romantic, and Natasha Kingsley (Yara Shahidi) is a pragmatist. The young students meet by chance in New York City as both are struggling with family …Read More

  • Movie Review: Stockholm April 22nd, 20190 Comments

    Billed as based on an “absurd true story,” the film tells a fictionalized account of the 1973 Norrmalmstorg robbery, which inspired the term ‘Stockholm syndrome.’ Decked  out in …Read More

  • Movie Review: Birds of Passage March 27th, 20190 Comments

    We often think of our environment in very black and white terms; if we can’t see or touch something, we may forget it exists. This film asks us to view the world from a more mystical …Read More

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