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Daily Archives: November 7, 2024
Cinematic Whiplash: “Best Xmas Pageant Ever” chased by “Heretic”
Perhaps the best way to experience these two movies, back to back, maudlin to menacing, treacle to brimstone, Judy Greer to Hugh Grant.
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Movie Preview: A Kidnapping Caper Comedy with Exes and Cons — “Samson”
Alice Lee and Will Brittain headline this “fractured timeline” action comedy (evident in the trailer). Nov. 29, we see if it all comes together and makes sense.
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Movie Review: Karen Gillan’s a lost soul ready to join the “Late Bloomers”
“Jumanji” and Marvel veteran Karen Gillan finally finds a star vehicle in sync with her brittle, awkwardly funny persona with “Late Bloomers,” a sentimental comedy about an aimless, guilt-stricken young woman who finally grows up when she takes on the … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Let’s Start a Cult”
“Let’s Start a Cult” is a rude and raunchy farce that’s amusingly in step with our times even as it strains for laughs in all the most vulgar places. It’s a star vehicle for co-writer and walking, eating, sweating and … Continue reading
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