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Movie Review: “Carolina Caroline” and Her Man Oliver Rob their Way through the 1990s South
“Carolina Caroline” is a rigidly formulaic romantic thriller about a couple who meet as grifter-and-trainee and abruptly graduate from picking pockets and quick change scams to bank robberies. It’s dogmatic to the point where any potential surprise is smothered out … Continue reading
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Movie Review: Pop Starlet Samara just keeps pushing Nutty Fan’s “love” over the “Borderline”
Samara Weaving is a Madonna-esque pop superstar stalked by Ray Nicholson in his father Jack’s full “Here’s JOHNNY!” nutjob mode in “Borderline,” a violent and crazed comedy about celebrity and the delusions it feeds to those who have it and … Continue reading
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