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Daily Archives: September 23, 2023
Netflixable? New “Spy Kids” face “Armageddon”
While one can appreciate the idea that a talented filmmaker with style and edge would turn his attention to children’s films, and the Texas-based studio he founded to shoot them in, a new Robert Rodriguez “Spy Kids” installment always gives … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A tale of Foot and Mouth Disease, and an elegy to farm life — “And Then Come the Nightjars”
“And Then Come the Nightjars” is a droll and poignant tale of male bonding and how a traumatic event scars such a relationship and sounds a death knell for a way of life. It’s distinctly British elegy, a two-handed piece … Continue reading
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Movie Preview — “Boudica: Queen of War” celebrates a real-life Amazon
Casting Olga Kurylenko is interesting, in that she’s got the action film bonafides. And the timing of the trailer, just as people are pondering why North American men spend so much time pondering the Roman Empire, couldn’t be better. Every … Continue reading
