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Review: KNOCK AT THE CABIN A Taught Thriller With A Horrible Choice
A quartet of home invaders force a couple to make a horrible choice in order to save the world in the latest thriller from M Night Shyamalan
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Sundance Film Festival 2023: KIM’S VIDEO – Lost Films And Lost Opportunity For A Documentary
A documentary look at the legendary NYC indie video store falls short of the mark.
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Review: BABYLON A Vibrant, Glorious Mess Of A Film
Damien Chazelle’s latest film which looks at the dreams and disillusionment of Hollywood’s silent film era is a brash but unfocused mess.
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Review: AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER Is A Stunning Return For James Cameron
Has the wait for James Cameron to follow-up on the biggest box office film of all time been worth it?
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Review: BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER Honors Star’s Legacy While Forging Forward
Director Ryan Coogler forges a new story for the superhero franchise while paying tribute to the departed Chadwick Boseman, the actor he launched it with.
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Philadelphia Film Fest 2022: WEIRD: THE AL YANKOVIC STORY A Hilarious Biopic Parody
The King of Pop Parodies turns his comic wit on himself in the funniest film of the year.
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Philadelphia Film Fest 2022: BROTHER AND SISTER A Melodramatic Mess
The estrangement of two siblings is the heart of this new French melodrama.
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Philadelphia Film Fest 2022: All THE BEAUTY AND THE BLOODSHED Looks At The Intersection Of Art And Activism
A biographical documentary that explores the relationship between two different eras of the life of famed photographer and activist Nan Goldin.
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Philadelphia Film Fest 2022: NEXT EXIT Has No Exit For Characters
A road trip to volunteer for a life-after-death experiment raises some interesting questions but never arrives at answers.
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Philadelphia Film Festival 2022: THE WHALE Is A Devastating Emotional Story
The Whale goes into theatrical release on December 9. Charlie is an isolated man, both emotionally and physically. Estranged from his ex-wife and daughter, Charlie (Brendan Fraser) leads a somewhat solitary existence. Teaching an online [click for more]