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Movie Review: Damn Right “She Rides Shotgun”
“She Rides Shotgun” is a gripping A-list B-movie, a morally ambigious and illogically logical thriller for our amoral, illogical times. Based on a novel by Ben Harper, Nick Rowland’s film grabs a solid, time-proven scenario — a child, on the … Continue reading
Movie Preview: The terrors of being on the wrong side of WWII inside “Der Tiger” tank
So, “Das Boat” with a tank? This looks pretty cool, a timely reminder that heroism is wasted when you’re fighting on behalf of Nazis. Sept. 18.
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Movie Preview: Ozzy’s dead, perfect time for a taste of “Spinal Tap II”
Ok, I laughed a couple of times. Relieved that Questlove didn’t buy in as a new drummer. Sept. 12, The Tap is ON.
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Movie Preview: Brit Horror with serious bonafides — Listen for the “Whistle”
IFC plucked this one and has it set for 2026 release. Looks excruciating, but in a good way.
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Movie Review: Insomnia Cure? “Invincible Swordsman”
“Invincible Swordsman” is a slick, beautifully-designed Chinese action fantasy that never escapes the trap of “time suck” that so many Wuxia thrillers fall into. That’s the period piece martial arts genre that revels in flying fighters and supernatural skills, polished … Continue reading
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Classic Film Review: Burt, Booty, Brigands and Brigantines — “The Crimson Pirate” (1952)
“The Crimson Pirate?” Yarrrrr, there’s a pirate picture with teeth! Gore Verbinski borrowed from a parade of pirate movies when he concocted Disney’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” franhcise, none more than this jaunty romp from 1952. Warner Bros. gave star … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Love, Longing and Song-catching in Appalachia — “A History of Sound”
Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor star in this Bluegrass “Brokeback,” narrated by Oscar winner Chris Cooper (perfect) as an old man of the mountains who remembers that first great love — music — and the second, a fellow he met … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: Teens ease the transition to adulthood via The Outdoors, Sled Dogs and “Folktales”
It’s billed as “the best years of your life,” the teenaged Romain complains in “Folktales,” the new documentary about teens, sled dogs and the wilderness “Folk” schools of Norway. Socially maladjusted, shy and withdrawn Romain has figured out that the … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Sandler’s back in the Sandtrap — “Happy Gilmore 2”
Any hopes that Adam Sandler would use his Netflix contract to remake himself in movies like “Hustle” or “The Meyerowitz Stories”were dashed a couple of “Murder Mysteries” ago. But he’s still doing numbers for the streamer, as his audience aged … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Something to see in a cinema this weekend? The second trailer to the all-star “One Battle After Another”
Leo and Benicio, Sean and Wood Harris, Teyana Taylor and Regina Hall, ex-revolutionaries, a little longer in the tooth, reunite to fight an evil old foe. And Alana Haim is here to remind us that sometimes Paul Thomas Anderson isn’t … Continue reading
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