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Movie Review: A B-Western with a Couple of A-Listers, Brosnan and Jackson and “The Unholy Trinity”
Pierce Brosnan and Samuel L. Jackson seem delighted at the prospect of filming a B-Western together in “The Unholy Trinity,” a mediocre genre piece with the occasional entertaining sequence or moment. Well, I’m pretty sure they share the frame together … Continue reading
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Movie Review: To be Pretty, Young and Italian, Figuring It Out at “Diciannove”
Giovanni Tortorici’s “Diciannove” is a dreamy, drifting odyssey into a time in youth when one discovers the meaning of “the world’s your oyster.” It’s about a young Italian with choices at an age when you know it all and you … Continue reading
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Tagged book-review, film-review, italian-youth, movies, Reviews, sexuality
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Documentary Review: A Young Woman “Prime Minister” steers New Zealand Through its Darkest Hours
There’s cold comfort for American and international audiences taking in “Prime Minister,” a new documentary about New Zealand’s first female prime minister, the woman who led the country through a horrific mass shooting hate crime, a volcanic erruption, COVID and … Continue reading
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Tagged christchurch-shooting, covid, documentary, film, jacinda-ardern, muslim-immigrants, new-zealand, news, politics
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Netflixable? Scientific Couple leaves “Our Times” (Nuestros Tiempos) for a More Diverse and Progressive Future
Time seems to stand still in the Mexican dramedy/romance “Our Times.” Lacking urgency and slow-footed in the extreme, its 90 minutes crawl by as it laboriously makes its points about the sweeping changes in relations between the sexes in culture … Continue reading
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Tagged lucero, mexican-cinema, netflix-movie-review, time-travel
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Movie Preview: Titus Welliver takes on Joe Hill’s “Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story”
Last Christmas’s “Nosferatu” remake was a Gothic Robert Eggers creep fest hit. So now there’s a mad dash to see who else can get THEIR version of a vampire tale in front of audiences, with Luc Besson’s “Dracula: A Love … Continue reading
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Series Preview: An American Girl with “Love Actually” dreams finds London entirely “Too Much”
Megan Stalter stars in as the dim American abroad in this series that looks like it could have enough laughs, situations and characters for a 90 minute movie rom-com. Alaa Habib, Richard E. Grant, Emily Ratajkowski, Naomi Watts, Kit Harington, … Continue reading
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Movie Review: The Demure Charms of Aisling Bea and Billie Lourd unleashed — “And Mrs”
“And Mrs” is a bittersweet and offbeat romantic comedy of love and loss and mourning, and a most unexpected star vehicle for unfiltered Irish comic Aisling Bea, nicely paired up with Carrie Fisher’s kid, Billie Lourd. Bea, one of the … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Ancient China sees a Bloody Martial Arts Brawl over the “Nine Ring Golden Dagger”
The first laugh in the martial arts quest thriller “Nine Ring Golden Dagger” might be its title. It was called “Blocking the Horse” in China. And the “dagger” that was mistranslated here is a sword attached to a seven or … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Bondage doesn’t necessarily lead to um, a “relationship” — “Oh, Hi!”
Hand cuffs, French toast, “Give me twelve hours to show you” what a “relationship” can be like. Who hasn’t been THERE, right? Molly Gordon, Logan Lerman, Geraldine Viswanathan, John Reynolds and David Cross star in this kinky (ish) flirting with … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Florida horrors of Lucid Dreaming — “Eye for an Eye”
Whitney Peak from “Hunger Games” stars, but you will recognize a couple of other faces in this “Sandman is coming for you” thriller. June 20, theaters and VOD via Vertical Releasing.
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