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Monthly Archives: June 2025
Movie Review: What Guy Wouldn’t go Mental Craving Weatherman Paul Rudd’s “Friendship?”
“Cringe Comedy” is taken to the next level, and then some, in the intimately uncomfortable “Friendship,” a story of the broken state of bro bonding and on-the-spectrum oddness. Writer-director Andrew DeYoung taps into a generation’s male isolation with a dark … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy, friendship, movie-review, paul-rudd, tim-robinson
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Movie Review — “Karate Kid: Legends,” down for the Count
Let’s call the standing — or flat on its back — ten count on the “Karate Kid” movies after “Karate Kid: Legends.” Sentimental father figure martial arts revenge dramas frosted with the honor and code of the Asian fighting arts … Continue reading
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Tagged ben-wang, film, jackie-chan, ralph-macchio, Reviews
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Movie Review: “Aloha” means “Why Bother?” with this remake of “Lilo & Stitch”
The latest Disney remake of an animated classic makes “Lilo & Stitch” more Hawaiian and less cartoonish. The former might be a big deal, in terms of getting Hawaian culture right and advertising the island paradise-state to tourists. But the … Continue reading
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Tagged disney, film, galifianakis, lilo-stitch, movie-review, movies, Reviews
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Movie Review: Lovelorn Writer and Bookseller realizes “Jane Austen Wrecked My Life”
Perhaps only the French could get away with a Jane Austen rom-com riff like “Jane Austen Wrecked My Life.” It’s slight and predictable, with featherweight jokes and a whiff of “Why’d she choose HIM?” But title it “Jane Austen a … Continue reading
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Tagged camille-rutherford, charlie-anson, jane-austen, laura-piani, pablo-pauly
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Sundays are for Cinebingeing
Let’s catch all the trailers and features — we’ve missed… “Friendship,” “Karate/Legends,” “Jane Austen Wrecked,”: etc. . It’ll do until the Durham Bulls are in town.
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