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Daily Archives: November 10, 2022
Movie Review: A Filmmaker Remembers a Childhood Troubled by his own hand — “Armageddon Time”
You can hand it to director James Gray, who gave us “The Immigrant,” “Ad Astra” and “The Yards,” for presenting a portrait of a childhood which he himself seemed to make “troubled.” His autobiographical “Armageddon Time” will prove to be … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Candy Colored anime, “One Piece Film: Red”
“One Piece Film: Red” practically redefines the phrase “eye candy” when it comes to Japanese anime. A colorful cornucopia that pushes the shadings palette, it’s a musical fantasy action adventure so stuffed with characters that you pretty much have to … Continue reading
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