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Movie Preview: Another ultimate Weather Disaster? “Firenado”
Opens in January, VOD and DVD in Feb.
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Movie Preview: Adam Driver is a shipwrecked astronaut almost on his own in “65”
Well, at least they give away their big spoiler in the trailer. Future ordnance unleashed against T Rex? This is a rare straight up action pic for Driver, and looks very “Chariots of the Gods,” for those who remember the … Continue reading
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The Book Mark Rylance’s “Sully” is reading in between meals in “Bones and All?”
I was inspired to pick this up after seeing Sully’s copy in his van in the cannibalism romantic thriller “Bones and All.” What’s the meaning of this short story collection being something a roving diner on human flesh would keep … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Finding love with a Christmas Fanatic — “I Believe in Santa”
Hallmark of a Hallmark style holiday romance? The pretty single woman/divorced mom always falls for a guy who moisturizes and uses more makeup than her. Sometimes they shave. Sometimes they’re fashion mag cover-model “rugged.” And sometimes they’re a bit older … Continue reading
Movie Review: BFFs decide to “Get the Band Back Together” — “The Cosmos Sisters”
I just wasted more time than I should have trying to pin down whether Nora Kaye and Whitney Uland were real life friends since childhood, which is what they play in their new comedy, “The Cosmos Sisters.” As I’ve seen … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: “Scream VI” anyone?
March 10, the masked murderer takes the subway.
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Netflixable? A Brit Boy Band alum attempts a comeback with an Autistic drummer — “I Used to be Famous”
“I Used to be Famous” is a sweet little nothing of a feel-good comedy, a sometimes cloying wish-fulfillment fantasy about a pop music has-been and his new drummer, an autistic prodigy with the sticks. It’s built around a winning turn … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: The sequel has a trailer — “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse”
Heartfelt, animated to look like a comic book in motion, zany, trippy and multiverse. The dot matrix style of animation gave some folks vertigo and headaches (me among them). Same deal, you think?
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Movie Review: “Avatar: The Way of Water” is gorgeous, and all wet
Here’s a movie that opens a theme park in every 3D cinema in the world. James Cameron’s “Avatar: The Way of Water,” is a stunning and immersive big screen experience pretty much without peer in cinema history. Its beautiful, digitally-realized … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: The “Terminator” Computer Animator who “changed everything” in cinema effects — Mr. “Jurassic Punk”
As the world girds itself for the next-level immersive experience cooked up by “Avatar” impresario James Cameron, now would be a good time to remember “how we got here.” In this digital effects world, Cameron may be the reigning king. … Continue reading
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