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“The Trial of the Chicago 7” coming next month on Netflix
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Movie Preview: Dystopian “sickness” haunts “2067”
Time traveling to find a cure? Australian thriller coming soon, with Kodi Smit-McPhee.
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Movie Review: Vengeance is mine, sayeth the stalker-shrink in “Guilt”
“Guilt” is an Australian vengeance fantasy about a former child trauma psychologist turned pedophile-killing vigilante. In the parlance of the happy natives of Oz, it’s bloody awful. It’s a violent thriller that suspends suspense in favor of endless scenes of … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Kiwi stoner talks to the “Dead”
As dark comedies about communicating with ghosts go, “Dead” falls closer to “The Frighteners” than “Ghost Town.” It’s funny enough in a stoner comedy way, but as its got a serial killer in it, well, you see my point. Written … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “Wish Upon a Unicorn” if you believe, kids!
Cutesy, corny and little-kid friendly, “Wish Upon a Unicorn” manages just enough goofy laughs to avoid “insipid,” no matter how hard everybody involved tries. It’s a bit like that holiday evergreen “Prancer,” without the sophistication and sentiment of that reindeer-loses-his-sleigh … Continue reading
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Movie Review “El Calor despues de la Lluvia (The Heat after the Rain)”
It’s often said that if you examine an individual life closely enough, you’ll find the makings of universal tragedy, comedy and mystery. Directed and co-writer Cristóbal Serrá Jorquera gives that thesis a serious test in the Costa Rican drama “El … Continue reading
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AMC Entertainment Tries to Raise cash to Hang on
AMC Cinemas, America’s second largest theater chain, has filed to sell more stock shares to raise money in the face of the Covid Collapse of movie going. The stock price is running further as a result Deceitful red state governors … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: “Beastie Boys Story”
“Beastie Boys Story” is a TED Talk with swearing, tales of (faux) debauchery from a couple of 50somethings remembering making music that started as a joke and morphed into something with staying power. Spike Jonze directed it and it was … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: A rock drummer (Riz Ahmed) loses his hearing thanks to “Sound of Metal”
Olivia Cooke plays the singer he loves, and Mathieu Amalric is also in the cast of this awards season release. This hits theaters and Amazon Prime this November.
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Netflixable? Another animated also-ran, “Fe@rless”
The unemotive animation makes the faces in the “babies with superpowers” comedy “Fe@rless” look like CGI botox. And the disinterested “Has the check cleared?” voice acting seems to match in this cartoon quicky made for Netflix. It’s an incredibly dull … Continue reading
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