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Series Preview: Ewan McGregor survives The Revolution, “A Gentleman in Moscow”
Mary Elizabeth Winstead co stars. The rest of the supporting cast isn’t familiar to me. Impressive looking production, based on a best seller, and not one by Ayn Rand. March 29 on Paramount+.
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Movie Review: Motel Clerk finds “Night Shift” perils
Short but slow, occasionally chilling but never quite scary, “Night Shift” is a straight-up genre thriller that embraces that most ancient and hallowed of horror tropes, “A lone woman menaced in the dark of night.” Poor pacing dooms this debut … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “Code 8” merited a sequel? Really? “Part II” it is
“Code 8” was an “X-Men on a Budget” thriller, reasonably well cast, with hunky mutants (not called “mutants”) and decent taser-finger effects. But it was an ungainly lump of a movie, clumsily trying to switch between criminal mutants, who are … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: “Just out of rehab,” body image issues, maybe Dave Bautista can help? Brittany Snow directs “Parachute”
Courtney Eaton, Thomas Mann, Gina Rodriguez, with Joel McHale as the dad, and cuddly Dave Bautista. Maybe he’s her “sponsor?” Coming soon.
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Movie Review: Dinklage is an “American Dreamer” who digs real-estate — with a Shirley MacLaine Catch
“American Dreamer” doesn’t so much end as peter (Ahem.) out, with a finale that feels like a series of compromises which no one wanted to winnow down. But if you skip the movie leading up to that, you’ll be missing … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: “Our little girl is growing up so fast!” “Inside Out 2” hurtles towards…PUBERTY!
This looks cute and funny and smart and useful to kids, as indeed “Inside Out” was. Now the kid’s a little older. June 14, “Anxiety” and “the Sar Chasm” and “suppressed emotions” enter the picture for this Pixar sequel.
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Movie Review: Beau Bridges and Rob Mayes mosey down “The Neon Highway” to Nashville
There are echoes of a lot of “Making it in Nashville” tales in “The Neon Highway” — “Crazy Heart,” “Honky Tonk Man” and “Tender Mercies” among them. There’s a singer with a song he can thinks can change his life, … Continue reading
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Movie Review: A would-be toymaker contends with Tilda Swinton, Queen “Problemista”
“Saturday Night Live” alumnus Julio Torres makes his feature filmmaking debut with “Problemista,” a twee and willfully eccentric comedy about a foreign kid with Big Dreams he’s brought to the Big City. It’s quirky throughout, funny and so oddly obscurant … Continue reading
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“Problemista” night at Disney Springs
Orlandoans know, if you don’t visit Disney Springs every three months, you have no idea what you’ll be dealing with traffic control wise, or where what you’re looking for is now tucked behind. AMC 24, lots of security just getting … Continue reading
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Documentary Preview: “Steve! (martin) a documentary in two pieces”
He’s well into his ’70s, and it’s time for a victory lap for one of the most beloved comics ever. This looks cute, with just enough Martin Short to take the formerly “wild and crazy guy” down a few notches. … Continue reading
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