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Anne Hathaway Kicking Butt and Taking Names at The End of Oak Street
Not sure if watching low budget dinosaurs trample and pillage through suburbia is worth the ticket price, but when you add witty/biting dialogue like "...you won't go to church on…
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Brolin and Janney Hold Up Sleeper Sci-Fi Flick The Dog Stars
Every filmmaker in Hollywood, must have got the assignment about apocalyptic content this summer. First Spielberg with Disclosure Day and now bringing up the rear is legendary director Ridley Scott,…
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Lee and Moura are Two Strong Reasons to Stream The Last House on Netflix
The audience will be invested by this cast led by the amazingly gifted Greta Lee and Oscar nominee Wagner Moura. The amount of skill endured and displayed via swimming, fights,…
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Anne Hathaway is Stupendous in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey
The Odyssey will bring up a lot of things for a lot of people, but at its core it's really a father and son story - much like the story…
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The Invite is Giving Bob&Carol&Ted&Alice Mixed with Edward Albee Energy
Yet regardless of its origins ore reminders of other cinematic masterpieces, Wilde has revisited the her directing style from "Booksmart" and "Don't Worry Darling" which makes this film intriguing to…
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Tom Cruise Deep Dives Into Process of Digger with Alejandro G. Iñárritu
I learned about the goofy/corny side Tom Cruise who does Donald Duck impersonations just to see his mother and sisters laugh. A side that makes him more like us…just an…
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Boy George and Culture Club More Than Name or Band-They Are LGBTQ+ History
One thing can't be denied. Boy George and the Culture Club is a perfect example of how fleeting success can ruin friendships and destroy careers. Yet, the love and respect…
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Anne-Marie Johnson Tackles Ageism and Relevance with The Addiction of Hope
The Addiction of Hope has the ability to feel like a journal entry come to life in the most beautiful way possible and will serve as a cinematic blueprint for…
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Earth, Wind & Fire: (TO BE CELESTIAL VS. THAT’S THE WEIGHT OF THE WORLD)
Earth, Wind & Fire (To Be Celestial VS. That's The Weight of the World) is a loving celebration of a complex artist, the enduring legacy of an iconic sound that…
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Ask E. Jean is a Powerful Look at Justice for Assault Against Women
Ask E. Jean demonstrates what happens when a woman is strong enough to advocate for justice and the truth. Yet, at the same time reminds most of us why the…
