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Daily Archives: February 21, 2025
Movie Review: There’s Always a way Out of a Jam when you’re “Trigger Happy”
“Trigger Happy” is a bloody-minded dark comedy that at least managed to get the “dark” right. A stumbling misfire of a satire packed with repellent characters and rarely creative means of murder, it misses on most every level that matters. … Continue reading
Davey Tennant & Co. set the Awards Show Bar “500 Miles” High
Well, this is delightful. And kilted. Kudos to Kendrick and Colman for helping David Tennant, Helen Mirren and Brian Cox kick it up a notch at this year’s BAFTAs.
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Classic Film Review: A late life James Earl Jones gem is restored — “The Annihilation of Fish”
One of the first accomplishments of the then newly-created National Film Registry was to rescue the work of Black indie filmmaker Charles Burnett. The Registry was Created by the Library of Congress in 1988 and set up to “preserve” as … Continue reading
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