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Daily Archives: May 20, 2022
Series Review: Spacek and Simmons and a lot of space-time killed under the endless “Night Sky”
Everyone’s viewing tolerance is different. Everyone has a different limit, how long she or he or we will sit through a streaming series, waiting for something — ANYthing — interesting to happen. I got three hours into the new Amazon … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Tilda and Idris in George Miller’s genie movie — “Three Thousand Years of Longing”
Well, nobody’s done a genie movie in forever. And this trailer? That’s some serious eye candy.
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Classic Film Review: McQueen’s a little bad and a tad kinky as “The War Lover”
The “Money Shot,” and that’s really the only way to describe it, in the WWII bomber drama “The War Lover” gives us something no other Steve McQueen movie dared to show. In the first B-17 mission depicted in the film, … Continue reading
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Netflixable? In “F*ck Love Too” the Dutch master the art of making crappy sequels
Every now and then as we travel “Around the World With Netflix,” one gets the idea that the streaming service is impacting global cinema in ways that aren’t the healthiest. Watching formulaic romantic comedies from Peru, Italy, Brazil, Germany and … Continue reading
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