‘The Piano’ Review: The Power of the Dong
Kiwi filmmaker Jane Campion‘s 1993 drama The Piano is considered to be one of the best films ever made and
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‘Crash’ Review: Beyond the Bounds of Sanity
David Cronenberg‘s controversial 1996 opus, Crash, is about as controversial as a film can be without being banned outright. However
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‘Shang-Chi’ Review Roundup: Here’s What Critics Are Saying
Early reviews are in for Marvel’s latest, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and the overall impression is
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China Sets Strict Limits on Gaming for Minors
The government of China has recently announced new limitations on playtime amongst the nation’s youth, stipulating that those under the
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‘First Love’ Review: Violent, Funny, Sweet, One of a Kind
Takashi Miike‘s career is an odd one considering he’s made something close to 100 movies ranging across all genres and
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A Live-Action ‘Cowboy Bebop’ is a Terrible Idea
Despite the fact that live-action adaptations of anime, from The Last Airbender to Death Note, are universally terrible, Netflix seems
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‘Annette’ Review: Strangeness as a Strength, and a Weakness
Much of the talk coming out of Cannes this year surrounded a handful of movies that took major creative risks,
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Why ‘The Suicide Squad’ is Tragicomedy at its Best
Warning: Contains spoilers for ‘The Suicide Squad’ I’ve long been fascinated by movies that can balance comedy and tragedy in
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‘Baran’ Review: Award Winning Drama Still Holds Up
Baran is truly a foreign film, not only in that it is Iranian and entirely in the Persian and Azeri
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David Cronenberg Out of Retirement, Begins Production on New Film
Canadian body horror auteur David Cronenberg has returned from a roughly 6 year retirement, partly brought on by difficulties acquiring
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