A Major Improvement: Early Reviews for ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Are In
With 136 reviews counted, “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is sitting at a tidy 77% “Fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes. While
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‘The Truman Show’ Review: Classic Dramedy Is Still Great Cinema
With all the buzz around “Wandavision”, I figured it would be worth my while to skip it and instead watch
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AMPAS Announces 2021 Oscar Nominees
With the COVID pandemic putting the world in a tailspin and delaying just about everything, the Academy of Motion Picture
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‘Nomadland’ Review: Top Awards Contender Lives Up to the Hype
“Nomadland” has to be one of my most anticipated releases of the year considering all the buzz it has received.
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‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Review: A Tense Drama and Strong Feature Debut for Shaka King
“Judas and the Black Messiah” tells the story of FBI informant William O’Neal and his time in the Black Panthers
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‘The Rider’ Review: An Overlooked Gem
There are droves of kitchen-sink realist dramas out there to be consumed, all presenting their own bittersweet slices of life.
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‘One Night in Miami’ Review: Restrictions of the Stage Hold Back an Otherwise Good Film
There is a 1982 stage play called “Insignificance”, that was adapted into a movie in 1985. The premise is Marilyn
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‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ Review: Great Acting Can’t Transcend Theatrical Origins
Since the onset of the pandemic, Netflix has made a serious push to bring prestige films onto their platform and
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‘Soul’ Review: Poor Handling of Themes Doesn’t Bury Strong Pixar Effort
Pixar is one of the most consistent creative teams in the world when it comes to churning out one very
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‘The American Friend’ Review
While author Patricia Highsmith’s most famous character Tom Ripley has been the subject of five novels, he is perhaps best
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