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Netflixable? Ethan Hawke’s Lorenz Hart Sings and Smokes, once in a “Blue Moon”
“Blue Moon,” conceived and released as an awards contender in late 2025, is a tuneful but talk-you-to-death take on a pivotal night late in the life of legendary song lyricist Lorenz Hart. Richard Linklater’s film clings to its “Unhappy Lives … Continue reading
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Movie Review: The “Pressure” of D-Day Weighs on Ike and his Weathermen
“Pressure” is the sort of , stoic World War II drama that Hollywood and Britain used to turn out in the days when the World War II generation was still going to the movies. It’s built on a formula and … Continue reading
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