Tribeca Review: Shelf Life
Back when I first started covering the Tribeca Film Festival in 2018, I was mostly interested in finding unique or odd movies that ...
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Review: The Watchers
There’s nothing quite like nepotism, is there? Just because a person lucks out and happens to be a child of someone famous and ...
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Review: MoviePass, MovieCrash
Back in 2018, all that we could talk about here on Flixist was MoviePass. We didn’t talk about it publicly, except for one ...
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Review: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
Mad Max: Fury Road is a masterpiece of a film. I don’t think saying that is too far of a stretch, mind you. Out ...
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Review: Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
When the reboot of the Planet of the Ape movies began in 2011, I, like many people, was pretty captivated by what I saw. Over ...
Review: Unfrosted
If you were to ask what people’s opinion of Jerry Seinfeld was a month ago, people would probably tell you that he’s pretty ...
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Review: I Saw the TV Glow
Pink lights, psychic bonds, a dead-end job. Burning TVs, sleeping on the basement floor, missing friends. Time passes you by, dragging on yet ...
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Review: Challengers
I am not an athlete by any definition of the word. While I was growing up the most exposure I had to sports ...
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Review: Stress Positions
2020 was a year of major turmoil: COVID-19 was sweeping across the US; Biden started his first term as president; the murder of ...
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Review: Spy x Family Code: White
It’s rare for an anime to become mainstream. For every show like Attack on Titan or Demon Slayer, there are hundreds of shows that have slipped through ...
Review: The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Guy Ritchie, as a director, is a man who can deliver perfectly serviceable films. As someone who has seen most of his output ...
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Review: Enter the Clones of Bruce
Anyone even remotely interested in Hong Kong cinema will know the name of Bruce Lee. Hell, people outside of that niche will likely ...