Daily Archives: November 15, 2023

Movie Preview: Mark Wahlberg risks being upstaged by a Dog — “Arthur the King”

No contest, right? An Iron Man (ish?) competition involving a hyper-competitive guy and his team picks up a stray along the way. Hankies come out all over. Bear Grylls cameo to follow.

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Movie Review: Detective tries to solve a murder mystery in a “Hayseed” town

There’s a corner of America that likes its murder mysteries convoluted and its detectives gathering all the suspects in a drawing room to go through them, one by one, in unmasking “The Real Killer.” But they probably wouldn’t appreciate the … Continue reading

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Movie Preview: A woman is haunted by “The Portrait” that looks just like her husband

This stylish looking British psychological thriller looks to have been filmed in the Med, and stars Natalia Cordova-BuckleyR, yan Kwanten and Virginia Madsen. Dec. 8, “The Portrait” is unveiled.

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Movie Review: “Halloween” comes to “Thanksgiving,” thanks to Eli Roth

Eli Roth’s back to take more perverse pleasure in pain — his movies’ “victims,” and that of viewers laughing at the gore but grimacing at the cruelty — with a holiday treat titled “Thanksgiving.” At least with “Thanksgiving,” a splatter … Continue reading

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Movie Review: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes”

The world of “The Hunger Games” comes rushing back to you — well, sauntering back to you — not that long into “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes.” It’s been eight years since the “original trilogy” wrapped … Continue reading

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