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Daily Archives: March 23, 2019
Documentary Review: “Hail Satan?” sows comic confusion among Church and State Conservatives
Alarming, inspiring and yes, laugh-out-loud funny, “Hail Satan?” is a delightful documentary dissection of America’s favorite anti-religion, The Satanic Temple. Director Penny Lane (“Our Nixon,” “Nuts!”) traces the group from its hoaxer origins, coming to life as political protest performance … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Oh, the things we go through “Making Babies”
Take every movie or sitcom gag about the trials of trying to conceive and put them in one movie, and you’ve got “Making Babies.” It’s a perfectly pleasant sit-through of a couple-trying-to-become-a-triple comedy, even if pretty much every single situation, … Continue reading
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BOX OFFICE: “Us” headed for $68 million opening weekend
All these people calling Jordan Peele “the New Master of Suspense?” On the money. Two movies into his Hitchcockian thriller/horror career, Peele is a brand unto himself, and “Us” has the opening to show it. A big Thursday night led … Continue reading