Review: The Burnt Orange Heresy
There’s a moment in The Burnt Orange Heresy when everything goes wrong and the film starts to truly unravel our anti-hero. It is quite ...
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Review: The Secret Garden
I wasn’t the biggest reader as a kid. I liked to read but I’d never go back and read a book multiple times ...
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Sam’s top five favorite movies of 2019 that aren’t his top five favorite movies of 2019
2019 was one hell of a year for movies. I’m someone who catches flak from friends because I “don’t like anything,” or am ...
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Review: 1917
You’re already aware that 1917 is good. Even if it hadn’t just received the Golden Globe for Best Picture – Drama and Best Director ...
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Review: Uncut Gems
Uncut Gems is so many things, all at the same time. On its surface one can appreciate the breakneck pacing and the terrific ...
Review: Midsommar
If I’m being perfectly honest with myself, I’ve been pretty disillusioned with the horror genre in recent months. I really do hate to ...
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Review: Rondo
Rondo is a weird blend of half-intentional and half-probably-not-intentional weirdness, humor, and spectacle. Sometimes actors forget to act and just say their lines. ...
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Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
When John Wick was first announced it wasn’t that clear that the franchise would be anything special. After all, Keanu Reeves had made plenty ...
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Review: Avengers: Endgame
“Avengers assemble” is a stupid line. Actually, it’s a stupid line when spoken out loud. In comics it’s a great line. You’ve got ...
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Review: Dragged Across Concrete
It can be a tricky thing to make a film violent. Is it going to be fun violence? You watch Raiders of the ...
SXSW Review: The Art of Self-Defense
The Art of Self-Defense is the kind of film that continually evolves from the moment you start watching it. Actually, it probably starts ...
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Review: Who Let the Dogs Out
Who Let the Dogs Out is an hour-long documentary, and yet it feels just as powerful as any longer counterpart. Well, powerful isn’t the ...