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Daily Archives: March 19, 2024
“Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” time!
Annie Potts returns!
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Movie Review: They’re back, and they have competition — “Baby Assassins 2 Babies”
Those giggly, girly, binge-eating, too-dim-to-balance-a-checkbook “Baby Assassins” are back, more childish than ever in “Baby Assassins 2 Babies,” the sequel to a fast, furious and glibly funny film about Japanese teens who have taken up contract killing as their high … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A Cold Case in a Barren Australian Place — “Limbo”
Writer-director Ivan Sen’s “Limbo” is a film of few words, little action and an understated resolution. It’s a murder mystery starring Simon Baker, but co-starring the scenery near Coober Pedy, a dry, under-populated sandscape riddled with holes. When Baker’s Det. … Continue reading
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Netflixable? A South African/Zulu variation on the Hit-Man Thriller — “Inkabi”
It’s a little chilling to realize that hired killer is a job that might be the world’s second “oldest profession.” Judging by the movies, most every culture seems to have them, and the way screenwriters depict them, they have traditions, … Continue reading
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