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Monthly Archives: February 2022
Movie Preview: The Terror of Being “Tethered”
A blind teen, a hunter stumbled into, a creature hunting them. March 18.
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Documentary Review: Put “Ronnie’s” on your jazz club bucket list
There aren’t a lot of music clubs that have made the journey from “THE place to be” to “an Institution” with more grace than Ronnie Scott’s, the Frith Street landmark in Soho, London. “Ronnie’s” is a gloriously musical celebration of … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Conspiracies and creatures menace Gen Z Germans in “The Privilege”
“The Privilege” is a too-predictable German mashup of a couple of horror genres and several paranoid thrillers, all underscored by the big idea in Jordan Peele’s “Get Out.” Hey kids, your elders are taking away your future, and not just … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Volker Schlöndorff shows the Chain of Command of an Atrocity — “Calm at Sea”
The movies tend to oversimplify the countless crimes committed against Europe by Nazi Germany. That label “Nazi” has become screen shorthand for “We don’t need to know how or why, that alone explains it.” In “Calm at Sea,” German filmmaker … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Sentimental, family friendly Ryan Reynolds? In sci-fi? “The Adam Project”
Not every Reynolds outing has to be funny, snarky, violent and in the “Deadpool” vein. This one co-stars Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo and Zoe Saldana, a time travel tale about a visit from your space traveling future self. Aside from … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Love and Sex and Kite Surfing on the Polish coast — “Into the Wind (Pod Wiatr)”
When you set your romance against the most aesthetically pleasing watersport of them all — kite surfing — you’d better make sure the melodramatic story is fun, tortured, twisty and/or steamy enough to keep folks from wondering, “When’re they going … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: A Cannes award winner about an Australian mass shooting — “Nitram”
Caleb Landry Jones stars in this drama, based on an infamous Australian mass shooting at Port Arthur, Tasmania in the ’90s. IFC has it, and it’s due out March 30. Looks harrowing.
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Movie Review: A grief-stricken YA romance comes to the screen, “The Sky is Everywhere”
The film adaptation of Jandy Nelson’s YA novel “The Sky is Everywhere” skips along the thin line between “wears you down” and “wears you out.” A tale of teen love and grief with a heaping helping of magical realism, it’s … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: They got the band back together, “Jurassic World Dominion”
Lots of familiar faces fill this trailer to a potential blockbuster. If COVID will allow it.
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Movie Preview: Amanda Seyfried goes sinister and fraudulent as “The Dropout”
Hulu has this March 3 release, and surrounded the Oscar nominated Seyfried with some pretty big names to tell the story of the hustler who headed the fake blood testing firm Theranos.
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