Film Review: ‘Sorry We’re Closed’- The Effects Of Covid On The Restaurant Industry
Peter Ferriero’s new documentary “Sorry, We’re Closed” is an informative piece that shows the struggles of restaurant owners during the perilous and dangerous time of Covid-19. The Covid pandemic showed the world America’s true face. The imbeciles who populated the…
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Miles Teller’s First Movie Role Is Thanks to a Near-Fatal Car Accident
The Big Picture Miles Teller's first big movie role came after a near-death car accident that left him with scars, which actually worked in his favor during auditions. Teller showcased his talent as a dramatic actor in Rabbit Hole, playing…
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Is Blue Beetle Enough to Redeem DC’s Past?
Summary Blue Beetle's focus on family resonated with critics and made the film standout in the revamped DCU, showcasing the importance of exploring the central role of family in future films. The DCU superheroes need emotional stakes and something to…
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Director Emma Seligman Talks The Teen Comedy, Reteaming With Rachel Sennott & More [The Playlist Podcast]
It’s not very often we get a teen comedy that feels fresh and new. Thankfully, this week has the release of “Bottoms,” a teen comedy that subverts expectations and flips the script on a genre that can often feel stale.…
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Film Review: ‘Summoning The Spirit’- A Monster Movie with A Soul
Jon Garcia’s “Summoning the Spirit” is something special. In the horror genre, movies about a monstrous Bigfoot exist as the smallest of sub-genres. In truth, there are only two good ones; Charles B. Pierce’s 1972 cult hit “The Legend of…
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‘Hunt for the Wilderpeople’ Gave Us an Unforgettable Sam Neill Performance
The Big Picture Sam Neill's role as Uncle Hec in Hunt for the Wilderpeople showcases his emotional range and versatility beyond his iconic character of Alan Grant from Jurassic Park. The relationship between Uncle Hec and Ricky Baker, played by…
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Why This Native American Dramedy Is Essential Viewing
Summary FX's Reservation Dogs has been a critical marvel with mind-blowing Rotten Tomatoes scores and widespread approval among fans. The series stands out with its authentic portrayal of Indigenous characters and its exploration of themes like finding oneself and handling…
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Film Review- Kill Shot: Somewhat Passable Old School Action Flick
Director Ari Novak’s “Kill Shot” starts off pretty well, as it uses its opening moments to firmly lock in a sense of unease through silence and movement. A young Afghan girl (Anaya Patel) moves through an illegal drug manufacturing plant.…
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Robert Zemeckis’ Debut Feature Film Gave Us a New Take on Beatlemania
The Big Picture Robert Zemeckis' debut film, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, explores Beatlemania and its cultural significance through the perspective of a group of teenagers in 1960s America. The film cleverly balances comedy and sincerity, using slapstick humor and…
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Why the Apple TV+ Series Isn’t Working
Summary Strange Planet is a kind and wholesome show that emphasizes the importance of kindness and support for others, which is consistent with the message of Nathan W. Pyle's comic. The transition from comic to animated series may not have…
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What to Watch This Weekend: August 18-20
After two long, agonizing months of no superhero movies being released, we finally have another one hitting theaters! This time around, we’re revisiting the world of DC, something we haven’t done since ... uh, all the way back in June,…
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Blue Beetle’s Rotten Tomatoes Score May Be a Good Sign for the DCU
Summary Blue Beetle's positive Rotten Tomatoes rating and overall success signals a potential turnaround for DC's superhero films, showcasing the studio's ability to take risks and produce exciting narratives. The film's unique production approach, with a relatively affordable budget and…
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