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Review: Mutiny “A relentless quest for vengeance”
After witnessing the brutal murder of his employer, Cole Reed (Jason Statham) unleashes a relentless quest for vengeance aboard a…
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Review: Nimrods “The buddy road trip movie we’ve been yearning for”
“Nimrods” follows a determined garage band that believes they have a chance to open for Green Day on New Year’s…
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day “It may even be one of the best Spider-Man movies made” Review
The wait is finally over: “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has arrived. When we last left off, Peter had erased everyone’s…
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Review: The Death of Robin Hood “Feels as draining as Robin’s own journey.”
When you think of Robin Hood, you immediately envision a heroic figure donning a bow and arrow, stealing from the…
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Review: Disclosure Day “One of the best visually-crafted movies you’ll see all year.”
Some directors just have that magic touch. You know their work from the first frame. “Disclosure Day” is pure Spielberg,…
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Review: Tuner “Perfect pitch leads to the perfect crime.”
Perfect pitch leads to the perfect crime in this sharp and surprisingly wholesome film. Niki (Leo Woodall), once a prodigiously…
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Review: The Midway Point “An exploration of the tangled realities of adolescence.”
Lucca Vieira makes a striking feature debut with The Midway Point, a coming-of-age film that deftly explores the tangled realities…
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Review: I Swear “One of the most enjoyable films of the year.”
Every so often, a film comes along that not only entertains but also enlightens, offering viewers a fresh perspective on…
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Review: Michael “Steers clear of controversy, while still capturing Michael Jackson’s whimsy.”
Michael provides an in-depth look at Michael Jackson’s extraordinary career, tracing his journey from his early days with the Jackson…
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Review: Project Hail Mary “Heartfelt, and genuinely awe-inspiring”
End-of-the-world movies tend to wallow in doom and gloom, leaving audiences with a sense of dread and existential despair. Project…
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