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Daily Archives: February 10, 2023
Netflixable? Witherspoon and Kutcher let a co-star steal “Your Place or Mine,” but it’s only petty theft
Zoe Chao puts on a clinic on “the funny new BF of the leading lady” as a rom-com trope in “Your Place or Mine,” an exceptionally mild-mannered farce set up as a Reese Witherspoon/Ashton Kutcher vehicle. Chao plays the pretty, … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A Wan Romance from Wilmington — “Remember Yesterday”
For a movie set and shot in Wilmington, N.C., a romance that’s about making a movie in Wilmington, N.C., “Remember Yesterday” certainly gets a lot of movie-making basics wrong. It’s an amateurish amble through pre-production on location, with a prodigal … Continue reading
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Netflixable? A “Coven of Sisters” fights the Witch-burning patriarchy in 16th century Basque Country
“Coven of Sisters” is a tight, tense Argentinian period piece set in witch-hunting, Inquisition Era Spain. It’s clever enough to play around with the root reasons for witch-hunting — patriarchal control via terror — and so quick to make its … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” Steven Soderbergh’s Worst Movie
Seriously? This is how you want to go out? A plotless, sexually-neutered piffle of a stripper movie, barely-scripted, with hardly enough “film” to fill a trailer, much less close to two hours of screen time? No, I didn’t like it. … Continue reading
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