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Fire and Water Romantically Vibe in Pixar’s Elemental
Infused with just as bright and bold colors as the characters themselves, at its core Elemental is a story about relationships while glaringly illustrating how our surface differences are almost…
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The Blackening is Hilariously Unapologetically Black for The Culture
Like most films of this genre, there are tropes that horror fans know and love, but it's a whole other thing to lean into those same tropes when it comes…
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Celine Song Poetically & Brilliantly Opens the Portal to Past Lives
Celine Songs' direction is gentle, yet straight forward pinging an arrow into the heart of anyone lucky enough to see this film crafted with her beautiful and brilliantly with writing…
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus Straddles Genres Beautifully in You Hurt My Feelings
You Hurt My Feelings is acerbic perfection with heart and realism that will make audiences walk away being just a little more considerate when considering an answer to a question…
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White Men Can’t Jump is Hilarious, But Doesn’t Capture Magic of Original
White Men Can't Jump 2.0 is hilarious, it doesn't quite strike lightning like the original, but still equals to a fun evening with the fam kicking off the summer box…
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Love to Love You, Donna Summer is Nostalgic Peek into an Artist and Era
Disco lovers globally will go crazy for this documentary as it places them right back into the discotheques, clothing and style that defined a generation, era and the essence of…
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Still: Michael J. Fox Reveals Struggles, Triumphs and Optimism of a Icon
No matter what the future holds, one thing I have learned for sure, Michael J. Fox is a survivor and continues to be an inspiration despite the world swirling around…
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Kelvin Harrison, Jr Brings Chevalier to Life with Poise and Power
Kelvin Harrison, Jr. is a force to be reckoned with. With each and every role he inhabits a brand new chapter of his talent in unveiled and this flick is…
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AIR is the Inspirational Tale of How Rookie Michael Jordan Became a Legend
AIR is exciting, not only for its story, but for its A-list cast, who each bring their special brand of magic to the project. Aside from the amazingly stealth performance…
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Coming Attractions, entertainment, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Focus Features, Sundance Film Festival
Teyana Taylor Shines as Impoverished Mom in A Thousand and One
A Thousand And One is an elegant ode to the terribly beautiful power of family as an anchor in an ever-changing world, making us into who we are in ways…
