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Daily Archives: November 11, 2023
Movie Review: “Trolls Band Together,” NSYNC sings along
At this point in Dreamworks’ “Trolls” enterprise, the adult thing to say is “Just give the kids what they want.” “Trolls Band Together” has a few chuckles, an inane plot and an NSYNC reunion to top off another sing-along-with-the-living-toys comedy … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Anybody ready to see Millie Bobby Brown play a “Damsel?”
It’s a Medieval fantasy with Robin Wright, Angela Bassett, Shohreh Agdashloo, Nick Robinson and Ray Winstone. Netflix is looking to keep itself in the Millie BB biz with this one.
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Movie Review: Herod and the Magi get all the laughs on the “Journey to Bethlehem
When it’s good, “Journey to Bethlehem,” the latest faith-based film to take a shot at The Nativity Story, is playful and fun with actors who figure their characters are a bit campy, and vamp accordingly. It’s a musical with plenty … Continue reading
Netflixable? A “Se7en” reunion smothers “The Killer”
So this is Netflix’s much ballyhoo’d David Fincher thriller, a film reuniting the acclaimed director with the screenwriter who wrote his breakout film, “Se7en?” It’s a hitman tale, beginning with a stalk and a job that finally happens and goes … Continue reading
