Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Movie Review: Lacks the Essentials to Engage an Audience
By Rons Reviews |
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull will leave you scratching your head and wondering why you didn’t ...
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Teorema Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review: Pasolini’s Most Accessible Work
By Davy |
The late director Pier Paolo Pasolini was a very controversial filmmaker to begin with. His often taboo-breaking subject matter didn't ...
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The Great War (2019) DVD Review: A Film Better Suited for Television
By Todd Karella |
If you can't guess what this film is about, all you need to do is google “The Great War” and ...
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Birds of Prey Movie Review: A Chaotic Breath of Fresh Air in the DCEU
By Matthew St.Clair |
Given how Margot Robbie was one of the few saving graces of Suicide Squad, it should come as no surprise ...
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Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (Special Edition) DVD Review: Like Father, Like Son
By Sombrero Grande |
Last Crusade plays the broadest of all the Indiana Jones movies to date--it contains the most moments played deliberately for ...
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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Special Edition) DVD Review: A Crazy, Over-the-top, Roller Coaster Ride
By Chad Derdowski |
Let me dial the clock back a bit to my childhood. I loved Indiana Jones. Still do, in fact. But ...
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Swamp Thing (2019): The Complete Series Blu-ray Review: What Is and What (Unfortunately) Will Never Be
By David Wangberg |
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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War of the Worlds (2005) Movie Review: See It for the Special Effects
By Rons Reviews |
To remake classic science fiction is always a daunting task, but one would certainly think that Steven Spielberg would be ...
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I Got You Babe: The Best of Sonny & Cher, Volume 1 DVD Review
By Gordon S. Miller |
Sonny & Cher started as a singing duo and had their first big #1 hit in 1965 with “I Got ...
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Sundance 2020 Review: Promising Young Woman Is a Promising Directorial Debut
By Matthew St.Clair |
When Promising Young Woman begins, a cover of the song “It’s Raining Men” plays in the background as Cassie (Carey ...
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My Bloody Valentine (1981) Blu-ray Review: Superb Slasher Restored
By Kent Conrad |
My Bloody Valentine was, if not quite a box-office bomb, a severe disappointment. It was released right at the height of ...
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The 2020 NAMM Show Review: There’s More to the Music Business Than Music
By Gordon S. Miller |
The NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants) Show traces its roots back to the NAPDA (National Association of Piano Dealers ...
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Premature (2020) Movie Review: An Uneven Story with an Incredible Lead
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Michael Frank When you first see Ayanna (Zora Howard), she looks to be in her element. She laughs ...
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The Garden Left Behind Movie Review: A Simplistic Political Experience
By Matthew St.Clair |
When artists like Alicia Vikander and Jared Leto win prestigious awards for movies handling the trans experience, dedicating their awards ...
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Sundance 2020 Review: The Nest Is a Colossal Bore
By Matthew St.Clair |
Sean Durkin's awaited follow-up to Martha Marcy May Marlene has the makings of a strong retro thriller, yet succumbs to being like ...
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Deadly Manor Blu-ray Review: A Complete and Total Dud
By Mat Brewster |
A group of teenagers decides to go camping at the lake. Four of them are in a Jeep, two drive ...
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Waves (2019) Blu-ray Review: The Place Beyond the Palms
By David Wangberg |
The use of popular music can make or break certain scenes in movies. Martin Scorsese knows this, even though he ...
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Edge of the Axe Blu-ray Review: Careful with That Axe, Psycho Killer
By Mat Brewster |
It is always fascinating to me when the makers of low-budget slasher films try to inject their films with an ...
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FLCL Progressive/Alternative Blu-ray Review: A Classic Badly Revived
By Kent Conrad |
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment provided the writer with a free copy of the Blu-ray reviewed in this article. The opinions ...
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For Sama Movie Review: War Seen Through a Young Mother’s Eyes
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar If For Sama is a painting, pain is the brush. If it is a book, anguish is ...
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Sundance 2020 Review: Ben Whishaw is the Driving Force of Surge
By Matthew St.Clair |
Ben Whishaw has a knack for playing characters down on their luck with Joseph from Surge being the latest entry in his ...
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JAWS (30th Anniversary Edition) DVD Review: An All-time Classic
By Gordon S. Miller |
Based on Peter Benchley’s novel of the same name, Jaws is an all-time classic, ranking #48 on AFI’s 100 Greatest ...
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Parasite Blu-ray Review: Remarkable and Timely
By Davy |
Director Bong Joon-ho has crafted a very impressive body of work. Whether it's urban squalor (Snowpiercer), monster chaos (The Host), ...
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José Movie Review: Realism Dominates Craft
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar Conflict defines the structure of a story. Mightier the conflict, the intriguing the story gets. ...
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Sundance 2020 Review: Herself and Miss Juneteenth are Actress Vehicles About Hopefulness
By Matthew St.Clair |
When one hits a speed bump in life, it's never too late to try and start over. Two films that ...
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Harriet (2019) Blu-ray Review: A Long Walk to Freedom
By David Wangberg |
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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By Darcy Staniforth |
On January 29, ShortsTV will debut THE 2020 OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS at the IFC Center in New York City ...
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TV Review: Twin – A Limited Series
By Elizabeth Periale |
Norwegian actor Kristofer Hivju is probably best-known to most avid television viewers as the ginger-haired, love-lorn Tormund Giantsbane from HBO's Game ...
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Sundance 2020 Review: ‘Falling’ Definitely Falls Flat
By Matthew St.Clair |
Viggo Mortensen's directorial debut Falling attempts to dive into the uncomfortable topic of families divided over politics, yet succumbs to its need ...
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2020 Oscar-nominated Animated Short Films Review
By Gordon S. Miller |
On January 29, ShortsTV will debut THE 2020 OSCAR NOMINATED SHORT FILMS at the IFC Center in New York City ...
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A Sister Live Action Short Review: Utilizes Minimalism to the Fullest
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar A Sister is a film that relies heavily on the atmosphere. It's a dark film, literally. ...
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TV Review: The Forgotten Army: Predictability Plays the Spoilsport
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar The Forgotten Army has its creator's signature all over it. And that doesn't quite work in ...
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The Addams Family (2019) Blu-ray Review: Not Creepy or Kooky
By Steve Geise |
The Addams Family is the very definition of Hollywood product, a project so completely lacking any creative spark or reason for ...
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The Neighbor’s Window Live Action Short Review: Leaves a Lasting Impact
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar I love it when films tell a thing or two about life, smoothly sharing a ...
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Zombi Child Movie Review: A Slow Exploration of Voodoo and Adolescence
By Matthew St.Clair |
With Zombi Child, director Bertrand Bonello pulls off both a reinvigoration of the zombie genre and a reclaiming of its origins. ...
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Brotherhood Live Action Short Review: Family and the Cruel World
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar Brotherhood could have been a minimalistic tale of a family confronting a circumstance, which although it ...
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Brewster’s Millions Collector’s Edition Blu-ray Review: Maybe Worth a Hundred
By Mat Brewster |
In 1902, George Barr McCutcheon, writing under the pseudonym of Richard Graves, wrote a novel entitled Brewster's Millions. In it, a ...
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Sliding Doors Collector’s Edition Blu-ray Review: Let Them Close
By David Wangberg |
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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Fathom Events and TCM Present An American in Paris
By Mat Brewster |
In the late 1940s, MGM executive Arthur Freed attended a production of George Gershwin classics and became inspired by the ...
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Jexi Blu-ray Review: Mindless, Silly Fun with a Hint of Possibility
By Todd Karella |
Phil (Adam Devine) has led a lone and solitary life. He has no real friends, spends the majority of his ...
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Color Out of Space (2020) Movie Review: A Campy and Gorgeous Lovecraft Adaptation
By David Wangberg |
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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Corpus Christi (2019) Movie Review: A Drama of Mistaken Identities
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Sai Sagar Nominated for the Academy Awards' Best International Feature Film, this Polish drama opens with an "Inspired ...
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TV Review: Arrow / Legends of Tomorrow: ‘Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 4 & 5’
By Cinema Sentries |
A pair of Sentries are teaming up to take on the five-part "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover event. If you ...
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Hard Boiled (Two-Disc Ultimate Edition) DVD Review: A Peckinpah Western Transported to Modern-day Hong Kong
By Gordon S. Miller |
John Woo’s Hard Boiled is a Sam Peckinpah western transported to modern-day Hong Kong, where fierce gun battles transform into ...
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Nefta Football Club Live Action Short Review: A Light Film with a Heavy Moral
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar Nefta Football Club is a great case study to convey a message through the film instead ...
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Water and Sugar: Carlo Di Palma – The Colours of Life DVD Review
By Davy |
Next to the director, the cinematographer is one of the most essential components to making great art. Cinematography can capture ...
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Saria Live Action Short Review: Agonizing and Heartbreaking
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar Bryan Buckley's Saria is based on 2017's tragedy when 41 girls orphan girls lost their lives to ...
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All the Freckles in the World Movie Review: Suffused with Simplicity, Innocence, and Lively Moments
By Cinema Sentries |
Written by Ram Venkat Srikar Is it necessary that a film set in the '90s resemble a movie from the ...
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Sinister Six Card Game Review: Supervillains Unite (or Not)!
By Gordon S. Miller |
From Spin Master, comes Sinister Six, a card game named after the infamous group of super villains from Spider-Man's rogues' ...
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1917 Movie Review: A Visually Bold Look at the Heart of War
By Matthew St.Clair |
After reinvigorating the Bond franchise with Skyfall and ending his run on a whimper with Spectre, director Sam Mendes makes a leap into ...
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