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The Gray Man is High on Action and Short on Plot
Having done a theatrical run a few weeks prior to streaming, action junkies will be satisfied with the insane Fast and Furious stunts into large bodies of water, hopping from…
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Nope Pushes All The Buttons and Boundaries with Divisive Sci-Fi Flick
Nope is deliciously divisive, yet subtly speaks to the predatory, egregious manner Hollywood preys on creatives for the sake of greed, money and fame. One may not be able to…
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Ethan Hawke Spills the Tea on The Last Movie Stars
The Last Movie Stars is a treasure trove into their personal and professional lives. Did you know the couple met as understudies in the hit Broadway show "Picnic?" Or, that…
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Daisy Edgar-Jones is a Quiet Fire in Where The Crawdads Sing
Where the Crawdads Sing is a tad bit predictable in a few spots, but for the most part it will send you home with your head spinning from all the…
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Mr. Harris Goes to Paris is Ode to Haute Coutre and Christian Dior
Mrs Harris Goes To Paris, this 2022 update is a charmingly chic fairytale giving me vibes ranging from Phantom Thread to Gigi to Mary Poppins. Yet, it's an inspiration tale…
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Mr. Malcolm’s List is a Multi-Cultural RomCom Disguised as Period Piece
With stunning costumes, production design and breathtaking cinematography. Mr. Malcolm's List is a delightfully, delectable tale of illustrating how destiny doesn't always come in the package you intend or desire.…
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Antonio Banderas and Penelope Cruz Blaze in Official Competition
Penelope Cruz is a beast as Lola. From the styling of her character to the off the rails, no holds barred portrayal of holding the audience in the palm of…
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Elizabeth Olsen Is Ferocious in MultiUniverse of Madness
The main reason to screen this film is for the performance of Elizabeth Olsen. As Wanda aka The Scarlett Witch, her struggle over the immense loss of family becomes more…
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Brian and Charles is Perfectly Charming
What's unique is the film is mostly shot like a mockumentary without a single crew member in sight and David Earl as Brian (mostly muttering) second guessing himself all the…
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Minions: The Rise of Gru is 70’s Time Machine Full of Joy
Watching the Minions get trained by a mother figure Asian Kung Fu Master is hilarious and to have her plus sized (even though voiced by Michelle Yeoh) is brilliant and…
