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Daily Archives: January 18, 2025
Movie Review: Colman Domingo plays an inmate with theatre in his blood at “Sing Sing”
Colman Domingo and the humanizing act of making theatre co-star in “Sing Sing,” a sometimes moving and often entertaining dramedy about prison inmates who just want to “put on a show.” Domingo and a couple of other professional actors, and … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Tragic, Scandalous and Recent History Remembered — “Nickel Boys”
In “Nickel Boys,” first-time feature director RaMell Ross almost overwhelms performance with technique. Characters are obscured, faces hidden, glimpsed from the legs down to their shoes, passing by in the blur of memory. By the time we set our eyes … Continue reading
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Tagged brandon-wilson, ethan-herisse, movie-review, nickel-boys, ramell-ross, Reviews
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Movie Review: Awards contending “The Brutalist” punches above its weight
“The Brutalist” is a brutally smart drama for a brutally stupid age. Brady Corbet’s American saga touches on everything from classism and racism to anti-Semitism and the Holocaust as its hero staggers along the jagged edge of American capitalism as … Continue reading
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