Review: Get Out
There’s a story I heard but cannot verify about why Dave Chapelle ended The Chapelle Show when he did, with tens of millions of ...
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Review: Raw
While playing at film festivals last year, the hype over Raw was insane. Writer/director Julia Ducournau’s coming-of-age horror/cannibal drama purportedly caused audience members ...
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Review: Logan
(This is a republishing of the original review, which posted two weeks ago.) Logan is a response to a litany of unprecedented events. Comic ...
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Review: John Wick: Chapter 2
In the John Wick cinematic universe, everyone who matters knows John Wick, by face, name, and reputation. They know the stories, they see ...
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Review: The Autopsy of Jane Doe
Every year I wind up missing a good deal of films as their advertising end up swallowed by the huge hype machines of ...
Review: The Monster
As often as I can, I like to go into films relatively blind. In the case of The Monster, my Facebook feed had ...
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Review: Moana
Disney Animation has had one critical success after another since they’re in the middle of a new creative renaissance. Fully embracing CG animation, ...
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Review: Pokemon: The First Movie
One weekend, too many years ago, I spent a night over at my aunt’s place. She didn’t have cable, but she had a ...
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DOC NYC Review: Weiner
Weiner is an appropriate film to review on Election Day, and not just because it’s one of the best political documentaries of the ...
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DOC NYC Review: O.J.: Made in America
[This review is part of Flixist’s coverage of DOC NYC, the largest documentary film festival in America. This year’s festival ...
Review: We Are the Flesh
Reviewing We Are the Flesh from writer/director Emiliano Rocha Minter is tricky. On the one hand, it’s a deeply flawed film aimed at ...
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Review: The Accountant
I remember seeing the first trailer for The Accountant a few months back and thinking, “That’s a hilarious premise that looks like it ...