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Daily Archives: February 23, 2022
Netflixable? Finding romance in Thailand goes digital — “AI Love You”
There’s a little “ick factor” that nestles itself into the heart of today’s Around the World with Netflix venture, the sci-fi action rom-com “Ai Love You.” This Thai film expects us to root for a machine that’s taken over a … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: A filmed endorsement of a “controversial” Autism treatment — “Let Me Be Me”
“Let Me Be Me” is an upbeat documentary biography of Philadelphia fashion designer Kyle Westphal. We see him at Drexel University, prepping dresses and the like for his college program’s senior collection. We feel Kyle’s enthusiasm and attention to detail … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Foo Fighters sign up for slaughter at “Studio 666”
If you love Foo Fighters and have a soft spot for the “splattertoons” corner of horror, you won’t want to miss “Studio 666.” No, it’s not very good. None of these guys are actors and the chap they hired to … Continue reading
Movie Review: Pity the fools who financed “Big Gold Brick”
Maybe an hour or an hour and a half into “Big Gold Brick,” the thought struck me that somebody must really love actor-turned-first-time-feature-director Brian Petsos. But who exactly loved him enough to let him make this pointless, aimless, endless indulgence … Continue reading
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