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Daily Archives: June 8, 2023
Movie Review: Snipers start seeing things in the “Bone Cold” Winter
You’ve spent years writing and making short films, working your way towards that “feature writing and directing debut.” And then some smug critic comes along and dismisses it with a “The longer ‘Bone Cold’ goes on, the worse it gets.” … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: A Venture Brothers movie? A look at “Radiant is the Blood of the Baboon’s Heart”
The gang’s back in business next month, or so they think.
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Movie Preview: Emma Stone, Willem, Mark and Ramy and Jerrod are Yorgos Lanthimos’s “Poor Things”
Strange and bizarre and “Lobster” “Dogtooth” Yorgos Lanthimos weird. Sept. 8.
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Movie Review: A boy of prophesy and his sister tumble into “The Secret Kingdom”
It’s a tad ponderous, a talkative, exposition-laden tale whose jokes don’t often land. It’s derivative in many obvious ways, as all film fantasies inevitably are. But “The Secret Kingdom” is ambitious, a tantalizing piece of kid-friendly eye-candy from Down Under … Continue reading
Movie Review: H.G. Wells’ Megalomaniac is Back in “Fear the Invisible Man”
Science fiction icon H.G Wells’ oft-filmed 1897 novel gets a fresh, gloomy Victorian Gothic adaptation in “Fear the Invisible Man,” a film that is faithful to the style, themes and spirit of the novel without literally being the exact same … Continue reading
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