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Daily Archives: September 3, 2025
Movie Preview: Elisabeth Moss and Kate Hudson tangle over the Beauty Tyranny of the Future — “Shell”
A dash of “The Subtstance” and maybe a taste of “Soylent Green” dial up this paranoid thriller about “Look Young Forever” standards and their end game. Ick. Oct. 3.
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Movie Preview: “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple”
So, the director of “The Marvels” and “Candyman” (Nia DaCosta) filmed this back-story to how “Dr.” Ralph Fiennes wound up at The Bone Temple in the “28 Days/Weeks/Years” universe? A way of getting more value out of what Danny Boyle … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A Tender, Tentative Romance in the Cradle of Crabshacks — “The Baltimorons”
Writer-director Jay Duplass returns to his “Puffy Chair” roots with “The Baltimorons,” a simple, funny and incredibly touching tale of two damaged people who find each other when one of them busts his tooth. It’s an unassuming, redemptive romance and … Continue reading
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