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Movie Preview: A Christmas present titled “The Fire Inside”
Uplifting. Inspiring. Oscar bait. From Barry Jenkins and MHM/Amazon
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Movie Review: Greedy Grandson learns “How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies”
“How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies” is a sweet, sad and sentimental Thai end-of-life melodrama titled and set-up like a greedy-family farce. A lazy, online gamer grandson (Putthipong Assaratanakul) sees an enterprising, mercenary cousin (Tontawan Tantivejakul) care for an … Continue reading
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Classic Film Review: Before “Wanda,” before “Ealing Comedies,” Crichton crackled in Combat — “Against the Wind”
It was “The Lavender Hill Mob” and “The Titfield Thunderbolt” that Monty Python’s John Cleese was remembering when he decided that well-past-70 Charles Critchon might be just the jolly sort to direct his screenplay for “A Fish Called Wanda.” Those … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: A “magical” time travel “safe house” for crooks on the lam — “Things Will Be Different”
Ok, the concept/conceit here is kind of LOL. Riley Dandy and Adam David Thompson, playing robber-siblings, hope we’re expecting great things in the thriller’s execution. Buzz is pretty good. Oct. 4.
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Movie Preview: Victoria Justice, from Child Star to “Depravity”
Yes, there’s a whiff — a tiny hint — of rival ex-child-star Selena Gomez’s TV hit “Only Murders in the Building” in this “Only Serial Killer on Our Floor, and he’s Rich” thriller. Blood and cleavers and Dermot Mulroney and … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Kelly MacDonald and Damien Lewis bring their accents to New School/Old Country horror — “The Radleys”
Love the casting. This looks fun, Jekyll/Hyde twins tossed into a vampire salad. Oct. 4.
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Movie Review: Mary Louise Parker wrestles with the Big End of Life question, trapped in an “Omni Loop”
An academic physicist confronts the Big Existential question at life’s end in the deliberate, low-key sci-fi dramedy “Omni Loop,” a film that ponders “What was it all for?” A career with great promise and a life of paths taken or … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Comic Rachel Sennott copes with trauma — “I Used to be Funny”
“Shiva Baby,” “Bottoms” and “Bodies Bodies Bodies” have given Rachel Sennott acting baggage, typecasting her as a confident-to-the-point-of-brazen, comically-blunt and cocksure (sorry) young woman whose allure has a contract rider. You don’t want to cross her, or anybody she plays. … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Mike Leigh reunites with Marianne Jean-Baptiste for some “Hard Truths”
Michelle Austin and Bryony Miller and star in the latest film from Britain’s most important social-observer/filmmaker, Mike Leigh. Leigh did “Vera Drake” and “Secrets & Lies” and Happy-Go-Lucky” and “Mr. Turner” and “Naked” and “Peterloo” and “Life is Sweet” and … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: How Roy Cohn made Trump — “The Apprentice”
The making of a pathological liar, professional credit thief and perpetual failure, tutored by one of the most malignant figures in American political history to be become the MOST malignant figure in American political history. It wasn’t just Roger Stone, … Continue reading
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