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Daily Archives: September 25, 2024
Movie Review: Clooney and Pitt “Meet Cute” — As lone “Wolfs” aka “cleaners
Brad Pitt and George Clooney were doing the Hollywood bromance thing long before Ryan and Hugh. And even though they’ve appeared in four films together, the two hunky sixtysomethings were overdue for a “meet cute” action comedy. That’s what “Wolfs” … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: A bargain priced mansion? Horror hides behind the “Cellar Door”
A movie that reminds us “there’s always a catch,” and of the dark hearts of real estate agents. Lawrence Fishburne, Jordana Brewster and Scott Speedman star in this thriller.
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Movie Review: Plus-size teen designer finds her tribe and her mission, bringing back the “Empire Waist”
“Empire Waist” is a laugh-out-loud teen comedy about a girl’s emotionally fraught journey from making herself “invisible” to accepting who she is and embracing attention from her peers. Claire Ayoub’s debut feature is witty but utterly predictable, uplifting in all … Continue reading
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