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Movie Review: “Let’s Start a Cult”
“Let’s Start a Cult” is a rude and raunchy farce that’s amusingly in step with our times even as it strains for laughs in all the most vulgar places. It’s a star vehicle for co-writer and walking, eating, sweating and … Continue reading
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Tagged cults, indie-comedy, movie-review, religion
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Movie Review: Buster Keaton in a “Minions” comedy by Terry Gilliam? “Hundreds of Beavers”
We tend to think of slapstick comedy gag writing as a lost art. It didn’t die along with Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin, but its most acclaimed practioners these days are in animation, heirs to the Chuck Jones/Looney Tunes tradition. … Continue reading
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Tagged beavers, comedy, film, mike-cheslik, movie-review, movies, olivia-graves
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Movie Review: Martial Arts Magic, Mystery and Mayhem delivered by “The Tai Chi Master”
I’m not a big fan of fantasy action films, but I make an inception when the phrase “martial arts” is tossed in. One can never have too much flying wirework, too many mystical punches that could flatten mountains or heroes … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Liev Schreiber broods beautifully in Hemingway’s “Across the River and Into the Trees”
“Across the River and Into the Trees” presents Liev Schreiber as the latest Ernest Hemingway literary alter ego to make it to the screen, and perhaps the best ever at capturing the world weariness of the late life, post-World War … Continue reading
Movie Review: Church and Politics mix and mingle among the “Godless”
“Godless” is a self-serious drama about the collision of politics and faith with a couple of decent moments and solid lead performances by Ana Ortiz and Harry Lennix going for it. Working against it are a static staginess in the … Continue reading
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Tagged ana-ortiz, catholic, church, faith, harry-lennix, movie-review, news, politics
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Movie Review: A Lad is Tested, “Lost on a Mountain in Maine”
A piece of Maine woodlands lore comes to the screen in “Lost on a Mountain in Maine,” a sturdy indie retelling of the story of a boy battling long odds against his survival in the dense woods and ever-changing weather … Continue reading
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Tagged docudrama, donn-fendler, maine, mount-katahdin, movie-review, penobscot, woodlore
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Netflixable? A woman pursued by a serial killer, and paralyzed — “Don’t Move”
Two things you can say for the Sam Raimi-produced thriller “Don’t Move” is that it sprints by — thrillers on the move have to — and that it’s part of a sub-genre that has proven a goldmine in decades past … Continue reading
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Tagged finn-wittrock, kelsey-asbile, movie-review, netflix, sam-raimi, thriller
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Movie Review: Little Boys on the Run “Beyond the Wasteland” of Macedonia
The child of about nine lives with his father in the forest, hidden from “the evil outside” world, off-the-grid, with hints that there might be no grid left. They hunt and forage, set traps and makeshift alarms and hole-up in … Continue reading
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Movie Review: “Venom: The Last Dance,” and Thank God for That
Well, that’s enough of THAT, thank-you very much. Maybe now that the steadily deteriorating Marvel franchise “Venom” has stuck out its tooth-ringed tongue one last time, we can get our Tom Hardy back. The actor who made his mark in … Continue reading
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Tagged chiwetel, juno-temple, marvel, movie-review, symbiotes, tom-hardy, venom, venom-the-last-dance
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