My Sailor, My Love Movie Review: A Delightful Feature on Later-Stage Romance
It may almost seem cliché to say that a movie filmed in Ireland is breathtaking to behold, but it’s true ...
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Book Review: Out There: The Science Behind Sci-Fi Film and TV by Ariel Waldman
Science fiction is a genre that has predicted many current inventions. And yet, at the time of release, certain movies ...
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One False Move Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Southern Discomfort
Carl Franklin’s work is a blind spot for me, sad to say. While the acclaimed filmmaker has only a few ...
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Sympathy for the Devil (2023) Movie Review: Ride Angry
It’s almost too on the nose that Nicolas Cage would star in a movie called Sympathy for the Devil, in ...
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Tribeca 2023 Interview: Filmmaker Rod Blackhurst on Blood for Dust
This isn’t the first time that filmmaker Rod Blackhurst has attended the Tribeca Film Festival. Back in 2016, his feature ...
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Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant Blu-ray Review: A Solid yet Standard War Flick
Guy Ritchie’s wheelhouse has primarily been in the crime comedy genre with films like Snatch; Lock, Stock and Two Smoking ...
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Tribeca 2023 Review: Blood for Dust
In the opening scene of Rod Blackhurst’s Blood for Dust, we see an image of what appears to be a ...
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Tribeca 2023 Review: Stan Lee
Stan Lee, the legendary Marvel Comics co-founder, passed away back in 2018. But the work he did during his time ...
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Rain Man Blu-ray Review: Irresistibly Good
For years, I had made references to Rain Man or had people make references to the movie because of how ...
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Tribeca 2023 Review: Richland
Richland, Washington is a small town with which not many people may be familiar. And yet, it has a fascinating ...
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Tribeca 2023 Interview: Filmmaker Irene Lusztig Discusses Her New Documentary, Richland
While the summer movie season will feature a lot of discussion about Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, which tells the true story ...
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Renfield Blu-ray Review: Sink Your Teeth into This One
When you allow an actor like Nicolas Cage to completely let loose, it’s almost guaranteed that the performance will be ...
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Book Review: Out of My Head: The Imaginary Creatures of Josep Baqué by Brian Chidester
Josep Baqué was an artist with whom very few are familiar. His artwork went mostly unknown, as he never shared ...
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Moon Garden Movie Review: A Beautiful, Nightmarish Ride
It’s easy to see that Ryan Stevens Harris’ feature film debut, Moon Garden, takes its cues from established niche directors ...
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It’s Quieter in the Twilight Movie Review: The Final Frontier
Space exploration is one of the most fascinating subjects we’ve been able to conduct in human history. It gives us ...
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Sisu (2023) Movie Review: A Bloody, and I Mean Bloody, Good Time
What happens when you take John Wick, cross it with Inglourious Basterds, and sprinkle a dash of the Man with ...
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His Dark Materials: The Complete Season Three Blu-ray Review: A Fitting Finale for this Series
All too often, successful television shows go on longer than they should. Most of the time, it results in the ...
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Sweetwater (2023) Movie Review: Inspirational Sports Story Hampered by Cliches
Martin Guigui’s Sweetwater begins with a sports reporter (Jim Caviezel) getting into a taxicab and start discussing the possibility of ...
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Interview with Actor Cary Elwes on His New Film, Sweetwater, and His Performance as Ned Irish
While most people know Cary Elwes for his work as the dashing Westley in Rob Reiner’s The Princess Bride, the ...
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The Magic Flute (2023) Movie Review: Bargain Harry Potter Set to Opera
I’m not familiar with Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s original opera, The Magic Flute, nor am I familiar with other renditions that ...
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The Fabelmans Blu-ray Review: Steven Spielberg’s Cinema Paradiso
It’s hard to imagine what cinema would be like without Steven Spielberg’s presence. He’s the man who created the first ...
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The Final 19 Movie Review: A Riveting Account of a POW’s Experience
Dan Hefel knew he was going to be drafted eventually. With the Vietnam War intensifying, Hefel decided that it would ...
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Book Review: Kevin Smith: His Films and Fans, Compiled & Edited by David Gati
No matter what you think of director Kevin Smith, there’s no denying that the 52-year-old filmmaker has something out of ...
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Book Review: Being Bond: A Daniel Craig Retrospective by Mark Salisbury
Daniel Craig’s final outing as James Bond in No Time to Die reminded us all how much of an impact ...
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The Banshees of Inisherin Movie Review: Simply Lovely
What could be better than watching two under-appreciated actors give it their all? It’s watching two under-appreciated actors give it ...
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The Woman King Blu-ray Review: Delivers a Mighty Roar
When the majority of PG-13-rated action films being released today have a Marvel or DC label attached to them, one ...
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Mayor of Kingstown: Season One Blu-ray Review: Deserving of a Recall Election
There was a time when Taylor Sheridan was the hot, up-and-coming filmmaker whose work I consistently sought. The first Sicario ...
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DC League of Super-Pets Blu-ray Review: Sit and Stay for This One
Usually known for being much darker and more adult than its cinematic competitor Marvel, DC films will, on the very ...
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The Justice of Bunny King Movie Review: Essie Davis Excels in Familiar Drama
Gaysorn Thavatt’s The Justice of Bunny King premiered at 2021’s Tribeca Film Festival and is finally making its way to ...
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Running out of Time/Running out of Time 2 Blu-ray Review: One Part Great, One Part Unnecessary
It’s always great when a boutique studio like Arrow or Criterion releases a set of films in the same series ...
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Ferngully: The Last Rainforest 30th Anniversary Blu-ray Review: A Magical yet Rigid Journey
When revisiting a movie from your childhood, it’s always best to go in with an open mind and the expectation ...
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Get Away If You Can Movie Review: Sound Advice
It’s a rarity when the name of the movie tells you what to do if you see it playing in ...
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Interview with Terrence Martin and Dominique Braun about Get Away If You Can
It’s a daunting task to direct your first feature film in Hollywood. It’s even more daunting when you also commit ...
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Tribeca 2022 Interview: Producer Annalise Davis Talks Fireworks
Producer Annalise Davis has been in the film industry for nearly 20 years, having worked on films such as The ...
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Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore Blu-ray Review: It’s No Secret, This Movie Stinks
If David Yates and J.K. Rowling are serious about their plan to make the Fantastic Beasts series into five movies, ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: Fireworks
There have been many films and television series that involve top-level characters carrying out orders to bomb a certain location ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: Katrina Babies
There is no way that someone could direct a documentary such as Katrina Babies the same way if they had ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: A Rising Fury
Starting with the Maidan Revolution in Kyiv in 2013, and leading up to the current invasion from Russia, A Rising ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: The Visitor
After spending time in jail for “alcoholism,” Humberto (Enrique Araoz) is three years sober and ready to restart his life ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: The Integrity of Joseph Chambers
Joseph Chambers (Clayne Crawford), or “Joe” as some call him, is not the kind of man you would think could ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: A Love Song
Dale Dickey has been acting for nearly 30 years, and chances are, you’ve seen her in at least one movie ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: Butterfly in the Sky
The opening scene of Butterfly in the Sky centers LeVar Burton in front of a huge library filled with books. ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: Peace in the Valley
It’s a sad coincidence that Tyler Riggs’ Peace in the Valley premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival as the nation ...
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Tribeca 2022 Review: Rounding
Alex Thompson’s Rounding is classified as a psychological thriller, and it has the necessary elements to categorize it as such. ...
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Interview with Filmmaker Naveen Chathapuram about The Last Victim
After nearly 20 years in the film industry as a producer, Naveen Chathapuram has made his directorial debut with the ...
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The Last Victim (2022) Movie Review: A Victim of Mediocrity
One of the most interesting things about Naveen Chatapuram’s directorial debut The Last Victim is that, by the end, the ...
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Adieu Lacan Movie Review: Say Hello to This Gem
One of the tricks of adapting a stage play to film is making sure that the film is able to ...
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As They Made Us Movie Review: A Solid Directorial Debut for Mayim Bialik
Mayim Bialik has become successful in numerous fields. From landing roles in acclaimed television shows such as Blossom and The ...
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Eastern Promises (2007) Blu-ray Review: The Fellowship of the Mafia Ring
For most people, Viggo Mortensen’s star power was recognized after his performance as Aragorn in the Lord of the Rings ...
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SXSW 2022 Review: Mickey: The Story of a Mouse
As Walt Disney once said, “It all started with a mouse.” Now, that mouse, whose name you are probably spelling ...
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SXSW 2022 Review: Cha Cha Real Smooth
Coming-of-age movies have a tendency to be huge successes in the festival circuit, and most wind up becoming popular with ...
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SXSW 2022 Review: Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off
The opening minutes of Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off captivate the viewer with footage of a present-day Hawk, ...
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SXSW 2022 Review: The Cow
A bad couple making bad decisions is always a chore to watch as a movie progresses to its end. One ...
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SXSW 2022 Review: Raquel 1:1
Mariana Bastos’ Raquel 1:1 questions what would happen if the Bible was written with more favorability toward women in its ...
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SXSW 2022 Review: Crows are White
Traditions are hard to break, especially if a particular population has been practicing them for more than a century. And ...
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SXSW 2022 Review: A Vanishing Fog
Augusto Sandino’s A Vanishing Fog is the first film to be shot entirely in the Páramo of Sumapaz, a large ...
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SXSW 2022 Review: The Blind Man Who Did Not Want to See Titanic
It’s a long and unique title, but The Blind Man Who Did Not Want to See Titanic is also something ...
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The Matrix Resurrections 4K UHD Review: Welcome to the Meta-Verse
One of the things that The Matrix: Resurrections does is acknowledge that it feels pointless to make a sequel to ...
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La Dolce Vita Blu-ray Review: The High Cost of Fancy Living
Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita clocks in at nearly three hours, the usual length of some big-budgeted epics that would ...
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12 Angry Men (1997) Blu-ray Review: One Terrific Movie
While Sidney Lumet’s adaptation of Reginald Rose’s 12 Angry Men is a film that is 100 percent perfect and doesn’t ...
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Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) Blu-ray Review: An Instant Sci-Fi Classic
At one point, Hollywood gave Jack Finney’s The Body Snatchers the same treatment it did to other popular literature such ...
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Sundown (2022) Movie Review: A Long, Unengaging Walk on the Beach
Michel Franco’s Sundown clocks in at 83 minutes but feels like it takes an eternity to reach its destination. Despite ...
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Cry Macho Blu-ray Review: Back in the Saddle Again
It’s been some time since Clint Eastwood made a movie that is simply just enjoyable and doesn’t become something weighed ...
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The Original Christmas Specials Collection Steelbook Blu-ray Review: Three Gifts, One Stocking Stuffer, One Lump of Coal
For many years, Arthur Rankin Jr. and Jules Bass dominated the small screens with their holiday specials. Even after the ...
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Throw Down Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Brawl Room Blitz
Johnnie To’s Throw Down is a titular double entendre. Not only is it a film about martial arts (kind of); ...
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Interview with Leonard Maltin about His Memoir, Starstruck: My Unlikely Road to Hollywood
Photo by Jessie Maltin “Is this about you or me?” That one question changed how then 13-year-old Leonard Maltin conducted ...
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Book Review: Starstruck: My Unlikely Road to Hollywood by Leonard Maltin
He has covered the entertainment industry since he was 13 years old. At some point, maybe even right now, his ...
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The Fortune Cookie Blu-ray Review: The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship
I’m from a generation that hears the names Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau together in a movie and immediately reverts ...
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His Dark Materials: The Complete Second Season Blu-ray Review: Entertaining Adaptation of Popular Book Series
There was an era in the 2000s in which movie studios were desperate to find the next The Lord of ...
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12 Monkeys Blu-ray Steelbook Review: No Monkeying Around Here
The first time I had come across Terry Gilliam’s 12 Monkeys was in middle school, finding a novelized adaptation at ...
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Crisis (2021) Movie Review: Surprisingly Disappointing
With heavy inspiration drawn from movies like Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic, Nicholas Jarecki’s Crisis takes a look at America’s addiction to ...
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Mandabi Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Unexpected Money Leads to Lots of Problems
One of the things that Ousmane Sembène’s second feature film does that so few films do is, take lesser-known actors ...
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Tesla (2020) Blu-ray Review: Electrifying
To call Michael Almereyda’s Tesla an unconventional biopic would be an understatement. It’s an oddball and brazen approach to the ...
Read More The Marksman (2021) Movie Review: Off Target
There is no debating that Liam Neeson is the one big-name actor currently working in Hollywood who is able to ...
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Cinema Paradiso Blu-ray Review: Heaven-Sent
The winner for Best Foreign Language Film at the 1989 Golden Globes and Academy Awards ceremonies, and deservedly so, Cinema ...
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Jiu Jitsu (2020) DVD Review: Wasted Potential
At this point in his career, when Nicolas Cage does a paycheck movie (which feels like one every week), a ...
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Judy (2019) Blu-ray Review: A Look at Life After the Rainbow
There is no denying that all of the praise and awards attention that Renee Zellweger has been receiving for her ...
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The Plot Against America DVD Review: A Bland ‘What If’ Drama
Based on Phillip Roth's novel of the same name, David Simon's adaptation of The Plot Against America takes a look at an ...
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Parasite (2019) Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Rich Fam, Poor Fam
One of the hardest things for a filmmaker to do is blend multiple genres together and do it so seamlessly. ...
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First Cow Blu-ray Review: Striking Gold and Finding Friendship
This tumultuous year saw several films see a brief theatrical release before being pulled altogether. Unless it was something that ...
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Christ Stopped at Eboli Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Emotionally Captivating
Listed as one of the 1,001 movies you need to see before you die, Christ Stopped at Eboli is a film of ...
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We Bare Bears: The Movie DVD Review: A Satisfying Send-Off
Warner Bros Home Entertainment provided the writer with a free copy of the DVD reviewed in this Blog Post. The ...
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Book Review: Blade Runner 2049 – Interlinked – The Art by Tanya Lapointe
I remember back in 2017, after I had just exited the IMAX presentation of Blade Runner 2049, being absolutely stunned by ...
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Before the Fire (2020) Movie Review: A Timely Thriller that Flames Out
There's a lot that happens in the opening moments of Before the Fire that immediately feels tense and eerie, given the current ...
Read More The Whistlers (2020) Movie Review: Barely a Peep
One of the review pull quotes I originally saw for The Whistlers noted that it was like something the Coen Brothers would ...
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Book Review: Tiananmen 1989: Our Shattered Hopes by Lun Zhang
I was not even five years old when the events of Tiananmen Square took place in Beijing, China in 1989. ...
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Friday the 13th (40th Anniversary) Steelbook Blu-ray Review: There Was This One Time at Camp Crystal Lake…
Confession time. The Friday the 13th franchise is one that I've largely ignored my whole life. Call it snobbery, call it what ...
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The Deeper You Dig (2020) Movie Review: An Effective DIY Thriller
In the world of filmmaking, it's not rare to see siblings make movies together (the Coen brothers, for example). Nor ...
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Shirley (2020) Movie Review: Seriously Great
Shirley Jackson (Elisabeth Moss) has just become one of the most talked-about writers of her time, with the publishing of ...
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Richard Jewell Blu-ray Review: Misinformation Sells
It has become more of a gamble with Clint Eastwood's late-career directorial efforts. The Oscar-winning actor/filmmaker, who is still pumping ...
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Swamp Thing (2019): The Complete Series Blu-ray Review: What Is and What (Unfortunately) Will Never Be
It was doomed from the beginning. Before making its debut on the DC Universe streaming service, Swamp Thing had its initial 13-episode ...
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Waves (2019) Blu-ray Review: The Place Beyond the Palms
The use of popular music can make or break certain scenes in movies. Martin Scorsese knows this, even though he ...
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Harriet (2019) Blu-ray Review: A Long Walk to Freedom
One of the most surprising things about Harriet is the fact that, prior to it, there hadn't been a single feature film ...
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Sliding Doors Collector’s Edition Blu-ray Review: Let Them Close
The idea behind Sliding Doors is one that is rather original and intriguing. Imagine someone living two separate but shared storylines. One ...
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Color Out of Space (2020) Movie Review: A Campy and Gorgeous Lovecraft Adaptation
One of the great things about Nicolas Cage's decisions to appear in practically anything that crosses his desk is, every ...
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The Farewell Blu-ray Review: Family Matters
When someone is diagnosed with a terminal illness, the automatic assumption is that the person should know what they have ...
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By the Grace of God (2019) Movie Review: Shines a Spotlight on the Catholic Church Scandal
It wasn't that long ago that Tom McCarthy released Spotlight, the Best Picture-winning biopic that showcased a team of Boston Globe reporters investigating ...
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This Magnificent Cake! Blu-ray Review: This Magnificent Movie!
At just 44 minutes, This Magnificent Cake! zooms by, but it also leaves the viewer speechless. An exploration of 1800s Belgian history ...
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Chained for Life (2019) Movie Review: Unchained Filmmaking
As history has proven time and time again, Hollywood is not always the kindest place for certain people. All of ...
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Poms Blu-ray Review: Rah, Rah, Sis Boom Bah
Based on the trailers alone, Zara Hayes' Poms could easily be dismissed as something that we've seen numerous times and won't try ...
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Roxanne (1987) Blu-ray Review: Big Nose, Bigger Laughs
Fred Schepisi's Roxanne is a film that, at first glance, may seem too contrived and too formulaic to differentiate itself from the ...
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The Mountain (2019) Movie Review: Worth Exploring
I'm not familiar with any of Rick Alverson's previous efforts, such as The Comedy and Entertainment. But if there's something to be learned ...
Read More Fathom Events Presents Glory (1989): An Intense Civil War Film
In recent years, the war genre has mostly shown viewers the events of what happened during World War II or ...
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High Life (2019) Blu-ray Review: Out of This World
If 2001: A Space Odyssey had more of a horror aspect and were to get slapped with an R rating, it might ...
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The Illusionist (2006) Blu-ray Review: Full of Tricks and Treats
There was a time in which both Christopher Nolan's The Prestige and Neil Burger's The Illusionist played at the theater at which I worked. ...
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Spider-Man: Far From Home Movie Review: Living in a Post-Endgame World
Serving as an epilogue to Avengers: Endgame, and also the final installment of Marvel's Phase Three set of feature films, ...
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Yesterday (2019) Movie Review: Oh-Blah-Di, Oh-Blah-Da
Danny Boyle's Yesterday imagines a world in which all the people, living all around the world, had never heard of John Lennon, ...
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Under the Silver Lake DVD Review: A Mind-Bending Ode to Hollywood and the Noir Genre
David Robert Mitchell's Under the Silver Lake had been pushed back so many times before A24 decided to quietly release it in ...
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Pavarotti Movie Review: A Fine Look at the Opera Legend
Luciano Pavarotti was one of the best opera singers to have lived, and his memory will live on forever in ...
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A Star is Born: Encore Blu-ray Review: As Great As the Original Version
Bradley Cooper showed his prowess for directing with his debut, the 2018 version of A Star is Born. In some aspects, ...
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Blaze (2018) Blu-ray Review: Hits the Right Notes
You may not know the name Blaze Foley, and that's OK. A lot of other people - myself included - ...
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The Kid Brother Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: A Comedic Gem
I'm not too familiar with the work of Harold Lloyd, and The Kid Brother is actually the first film of his that ...
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Pandas Movie Review: Simply Adorable
One of the things about animal/nature documentaries is that a lot of them aim to be overly cutesy in their ...
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Vice (2018) Blu-ray Review: A Smug, Insulting Biopic
In a perfect world, the cast of Vice would be in a movie that is compelling and maybe doesn't play to the ...
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The Mule (2018) Blu-ray Review: The Old Man and the Drugs
At this point, it's hard to take an actor seriously when he or she announces retirement from being in front ...
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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Blu-ray Review: A Crime Itself
Maybe five films is a bit too much to look at everything in the pre-Harry Potter universe. Or, maybe it's ...
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Soldier of War (2019) Movie Review: A Total Bore
Every now and then, a well-known actor will appear in a low-budget effort for a brief period of time. But, ...
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Mary Poppins Returns Movie Review: Unnecessary but Delightful
It's not like the world needed a sequel to Mary Poppins, but we got one anyway. And you know what? ...
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Interview with Jason David Frank about Fandemic Tour Sacramento and the Power Rangers
This weekend marks the start of a new type of comic convention hitting the national market. Fandemic Tour, which was ...
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Fathom Events and GKIDS Present Spirited Away
Spirited Away was my first exploration into the world of Hayao Miyazaki, and it was also the first time I ...
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Loving Vincent Movie Review: Painting Life
At the end of each Laika Studios feature film (Coraline, Kubo & the Two Strings, etc.), we get a time-lapsed, ...
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Effects (1980) Blu-ray Review: Gonzo-Style Meta Horror
Dusty Nelson's Effects has had quite the unexpected ride ever since its completed stages back in the late 1970s. What ...
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The Transfiguration DVD Review: A Boy Walks Home Alone at Night
Michael O'Shea's feature film debut, The Transfiguration, is less of a movie about an actual vampire that stalks its prey, ...
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The Zookeeper’s Wife Blu-ray Review: Fascinating Story, So-So Movie
Even in movies that aren't good, such as last year's Miss Sloane, Jessica Chastain has proven to be a major ...
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The Bird with the Crystal Plumage Blu-ray Review: A Skillfully Crafted Thriller
Dario Argento has been referred to as the “Italian Hitchcock,” and when you see his debut feature, The Bird with ...
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Wizard World Sacramento 2017 Review: Great Guests and Even Better Panels
Ever since making its way to Sacramento in 2014, I've had the pleasure of covering each Wizard World convention. That ...
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Pelle the Conqueror (1987) Blu-ray Review: Coming to Denmark
You hear stories about people wanting to migrate from their home country to a new area all the time. All ...
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Actor Kevin Sorbo Talks Hercules and More at Wizard World Sacramento Comic Con
I first interviewed Kevin Sorbo back in 2013, when he was doing a promotion for a little film called Storm ...
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Beauty and the Beast (2017) Blu-ray Review: A Delightful Remake
Walt Disney is continually proving its efforts at adapting every animated classic in its vault is financially successful, and, because ...
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A United Kingdom (2017) Blu-ray Review: Strong Performances Lift Film Above Biopic Cliches
Amma Asante's A United Kingdom has the feel of something that just missed the window for Oscar consideration and was ...
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The Hero (2017) Movie Review: A Familiar but Moving Story
For the past nine years, several actors have played similar performances to that of Sam Elliott's in The Hero, and ...
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Aftermath (2017) Blu-ray Review: A Serious Arnold Schwarzenegger Can’t Save This Melodramatic Misfire
For most of his career, Arnold Schwarzenegger has been known as the tough guy, the guy that can kick butt ...
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Roma Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Rome, I Love You
In the opening text prior to the start of Roma, we get a detailed explanation of how the original version ...
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The Commune (2017) Movie Review: Uneasy Living
The Commune is a film that should be praised for its realistic depictions of a relationship growing stale and the ...
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More than 30 years after he terrified us with Alien, Ridley Scott returned to the franchise with Prometheus, a film ...
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King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Movie Review: Eh-Calibur
The one question I had after the screening of Guy Ritchie's King Arthur: Legend of the Sword was, “Why does ...
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Movie Review: A Solid Start to the Summer Movie Season
Superhero movies are going to be coming down the cinematic pipeline for many years to come. The same can be ...
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Django, Prepare a Coffin Blu-ray Review: A Slick Spaghetti Western
Following the success of Sergio Corbucci's 1966 spaghetti western, Django, dozens of films were released that bore the name but ...
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Unforgettable (2017) Movie Review: It’s Actually Pretty Forgettable
It's as if, for her directorial debut, longtime Hollywood producer Denise Di Novi followed every single rule in the How ...
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The Creeping Garden (Arrow Academy) Blu-ray Review: An Intriguing Look at Slime Mold
The Creeping Garden opens with a 1973 newscast that reports on some “blobs” being found in the backyards of some ...
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