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Robbie Is Alluring In Chazelle’s Glitzy, Hollow Ode To Hollywood
Robbie Is Alluring In Chazelle’s Glitzy, Hollow Ode To Hollywood

Home Movie Reviews Babylon Review: Robbie Is Alluring In Chazelle's Glitzy, Hollow Ode To Hollywood It has a feverish energy that gets lost amid the reverie, and though it has a great cast, it takes too long to make a…

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An Uplifting, Predictable Story of a Father & Daughter
An Uplifting, Predictable Story of a Father & Daughter

Home Movie Reviews 'Scrapper' Review: An Uplifting, If Predictable, Tale About a Grieving Father and Daughter | Sundance 2023 Charlotte Regan's debut film with Lola Campbell and Harris Dickinson in a family dramedy. Image via Sundance Quirky father-child pairings are…

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Little Wings | Film Threat
Little Wings | Film Threat

Little Wings is an independently produced short film and marks director Naveen Mu’s prolific entry into filmmaking. Set in the extremities of rural Tamil Nadu, the drama visualizes the consequences of role reversals in a conservative Indian household. While a large…

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Harrowing Doc of North Korean Defection
Harrowing Doc of North Korean Defection

There’s a popular song in North Korea called “Nothing to Envy.” Lines include, “Who can ever break our strength? / We are not afraid of any storm or stress” and “Our home is the bosom of the Party / We…

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High Heat Review
High Heat Review

Home Movie Reviews High Heat Review: Solid Action & A Good Cast Can’t Save This Film The cast is full of familiar faces, but even they can’t save High Heat. Though well-constructed, there isn’t anything special about the film. High…

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A Harrowing Documentary on the War in Ukraine
A Harrowing Documentary on the War in Ukraine

I will admit that I avoided watching 20 Days in Mariupol for much of my time at Sundance Film Festival. That wasn't a reflection on its quality as a documentary, on the contrary, I had every confidence that it would…

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Randall Park’s Debut Is Lackluster Tale of Identity
Randall Park’s Debut Is Lackluster Tale of Identity

Ben Tanaka (Justin H. Min) is our negative, pretentious, hipster, movie-loving protagonist in Randall Park's feature debut Shortcomings. Based on Adrian Tomine's graphic novel of the same name, the film follows Ben's own struggle after he gets dumped by his…

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Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi: The Ultimate Escapism
Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi: The Ultimate Escapism

Step inside Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi, the world’s largest indoor theme park as amazing rides, immersive theming and more combine for a truly out-of-this-world experience. Warner Bros World consists of a variety of franchises that combine in themed zoned…

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Line of Fire | Film Threat
Line of Fire | Film Threat

Anti-heroes come in all different forms, but my favorite has to be The Punisher, best represented on screen thus far by the Netflix series starring Jon Bernthal. Line of Fire, written by Christopher Gist and directed by Scott Major, follows a cop…

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‘Infinity Pool’ Review: A Terrifying, Neon-Lit Nightmare
‘Infinity Pool’ Review: A Terrifying, Neon-Lit Nightmare

There’s crazy, there’s batshit crazy, and then there’s Brandon Cronenberg’s definition of crazy. It’s a crazy that’s impossible to contain and even more impossible to label: a mind-bending neon-lit nightmare bursting at the seams with perverse imagery, an abrasive embrace of…

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A Magical Movie That Does The Stage Show Justice
A Magical Movie That Does The Stage Show Justice

Home Movie Reviews Matilda The Musical Review: A Magical Movie That Does The Stage Show Justice Matilda the Musical comes with a game cast, expertly staged musical numbers, and just a touch of magic that all the best musicals have.  Alisha…

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John Carney’s Dramedy Shows How Music Connects Us
John Carney’s Dramedy Shows How Music Connects Us

Writer-director John Carney has found his niche—incredibly earnest musicals set in the real world that avoid any cynicism—but he’s become damn good at making these types of films. Ever since 2007’s Once, which beautifully centered around the music of Glen…

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