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Movie Preview: Sarah Paulson’s your too-nurturing Mom? “RUN”
A little Munchausen by Proxy horror for Mother’s Day?
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Movie Preview: A Medieval fantasy that only A24 would tell — “The Green Knight”
A24 has quickly developed a “house style.” Disparate filmmakers, differing subject matter, but man — look at a trailer and in a heartbeat you can tell this studio was behind it. Dev Patel is the ruler who must face his … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “Who Killed Malcolm X?” re-opens a case, points to some answers
In conspiracy buff terms, the 1960s were the “Rush to Judgment”decade. Major figures in American political life were assassinated, and the FBI, the courts, the Warren Commission and local criminal justice systems seemed awfully anxious to wrap their cases up, … Continue reading
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Documentary Review: Scientologists talk about being “Over the Rainbow” with L. Ron
“Over the Rainbow” is a mesmerizing, diffuse and scattered movie about odd beliefs, deeply-held convictions and Scientology. It’s kind of a mess as it starts out more about the first two — specifically how people who believe they’ve been … Continue reading
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Amazon serves up the Holocaust as Vengeance Fantasy — “Hunters”
With the investment in time involved, how long do you give a series — broadcast or streaming, limited or open-ended — before deciding it’s not worth your time? Pilot episode? One or two beyond it? On and on because “maybe … Continue reading
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Movie Preview: Toni Colette and her neighbors decide to breed a “Dream Horse”
A little small town pluck is on display in this feel good “true story” from the UK.
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Documentary Review: Brain studies seek to “fix” disabilities with tech in “I Am Human”
Here’s a documentary about the “brave new world” of brain research that points a day when we we “fundamentally change what it means to be human.” In “I Am Human,” filmmakers Elena Gaby and Taryn Southern talk to futurists, neuroscientists, … Continue reading
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Netflixable? “A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon”
Think of “Farmageddon” as a child’s introduction to science fiction cinema. It’s a non-verbal giggle — a bit slow to be a romp — through decades of sci-fi on the big screen (and on the small) packaged in a preschool … Continue reading
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Netflixable? Big bucks for a low-rent potboiler — “The Last Thing He Wanted”
Joan Didion’s cluttered, convoluted pot-boiler of a thriller “The Last Thing He Wanted” becomes a cluttered, convoluted mess of a movie for Netflix. Who knew? Certainly not director and co-screenwriter Dee Rees, who brought the hilariously over-rated “Mudbound” to … Continue reading
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Movie Review — “Brahms: The Boy II” will lullaby you to sleep
Hey Jude, what’s with the doll? You’re a big boy, turn out that night-light. Remember, the voices are just in your head. Just stick to your bed. And never forget the doll’s rules. Or you know, he’ll kill you… It’s … Continue reading
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