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Daily Archives: March 11, 2024
Movie Preview: “Wicked Little Letters” gets the “red band” (foul-mouthed) trailer it deserves
Hate mail. Nothing like it. This Olivia Colman/Timothy Spall cuss-a-thon from “finest hour” or nearabouts Jolly Olde opens March 29. Looks a stitch, it does.
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Netflixable? Taiwanese and Tarantino-esque — “The Pig, the Snake and the Pigeon”
A terminally ill hit-man decides to go out with a bang — a couple of bangs — by executing the guys above him on Taiwan’s “Most Wanted List” in “The Pig, the Snake and the Pigeon,” a new thriller from … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Trail of Justice,” trail of eye-rolls
Montana’s Bitterroot Valley provides the striking locations of “Trail of Justice,” an over-ambitious and amatetuerish Western with a few decent sequences that stand out amidst the clumsy plotting, bad to indifferent acting, stilted dialogue and mixed messaging. It traipses from … Continue reading
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