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Leonard Maltin Has Been Starstruck for Decades For Cinema and Family
If you're good, that word will start to spread. You have to find champions, find people who will help spread the word that you exist and that you're doing what…
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Ryan Kiera Armstrong Burns Bright in Firestarter
Other than the star power of Armstrong is Gloria Reuben as the ruthless villain Captain Hollister. She's focused, fierce and unapologetic. In addition, with the fight for diversity at the…
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Chip n’ Dale: Rescue Rangers is Blast to the Past and Loads of Fun
This concept of live action has been done numerous times dating back to Gene Kelly dancing with Jerry the Mouse in 'Anchors Aweigh' to 'Roger Rabbit' to 'Space Jam.' It…
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Downton Abbey: A New Era Tackles Feminism, Coming Out, Secrets and Talkies
Standouts are Dominic West (Guy) and Laura Haddock (Myrna) as the ill-fated silent film stars who both are seeking acceptance. Guy seeks to live out his post film career out…
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Sarah Jones Sets it Straight with Sell/Buy/Date
Sell/Buy/Date is engaging for its unapologetic manner of storytelling permeating every nook and cranny of the sex working industry with humor, candor and illuminating facts along the way while exploring…
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Stanley Nelson’s Attica Devastates and Shakes to the Core 50 Years Later
“Dog Day Afternoon,” based upon a real-life story in the early seventies where the Chase Manhattan Bank in Flatbush was held siege by a gay bank robber determined to steal…
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Nothing Compares to Sinéad O’Connor
What intrigued me was the fact that not only was she a champion of women of women's rights, the artist was very outspoken about race schisms of Black people in…
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Licorice Pizza is Outrageously Crazy and Comedic
Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza is a golden, shimmery, crazy coming of age flick that makes you long for 70's California and the free-spirited energy that came with it.
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Injustice Looms Prevalent in The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain
The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain is a glaring, emotionally turbulent reminder of how lives have been snuffed and discarded like yesterday's trash. Frankie Faison is unbelievable as Kenneth Chamberlain and…
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Turning Red Embraces Teen Stress of Perfection Through Chinese Culture
In Chinese culture is viewed as a symbol of gentleness, compromise, and patience. Their spiritual meanings include balance, independence, security, as well as nonchalance. Mei Lee learns to balance of…
