LFF Review: Maestro
Bradley Cooper’s Maestro orchestrates an extraordinary journey through the world of legendary conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein’s music, delivering a symphony of emotion ...
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Review: Aberrance
While I’m a tremendous fan of Hong Kong action cinema from a particular era (though mostly in general), I don’t happen to know ...
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Review: The Exorcist: Believer
In many ways, The Exorcist was a revolutionary movie when it was released 50 years ago. While there was a whole host of ...
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Review: Saw X
The Saw series is one of the few horror franchises created entirely in the 21st century, comprising ten movies as of 2023. What ...
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Review: Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie
There’s a certain lack of self-respect you feel for yourself when you have to see any Paw Patrol movie in theaters on opening day. Yeah, ...
Review: Dumb Money
Back in January of 2021, I, like most of the internet, was fascinated at what was happening with Gamestop. For a company that ...
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Review: No One Will Save You
I had no idea No One Will Save You even existed until I saw people raving about it on Twitter. Typically, I don’t ...
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Review: Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe
Cinema has always played a major role in bringing literature to “life” – giving faces and voices to iconic characters created on the ...
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Review: Expend4bles
When I was growing up, my family always had a good time with each movie in the Expendables series. They were never meant to be ...
Movies
Review: Gran Turismo
2023 has been a very good year for video game adaptations. Between The Last of Us getting several Emmy award nominations and The Super Mario ...
Review: Bottoms
It’s not every day that a movie like Bottoms makes its way to theaters. Bottoms is raunchy, silly, bloody, and, most importantly, queer ...
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Review: Blue Beetle
At this point, I really don’t know what to say about DC’s attempt at a cinematic universe anymore. You would think that with ...