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Review: In CONFESS FLETCH Jon Hamm Makes Character His Own
CONFESS FLETCH is a delightful return to the big screen of Gregory Mcdonald’s wisecracking investigative journalist.
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Review: CLERKS III Is One For The Fans Only
Kevin Smith returns to where it all started to tell a fictionalized version of how it all started.
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Review: EMILY THE CRIMINAL Offers Solid Social Commentary, Stellar Aubrey Plaza Performance
Aubrey Plaza stars as a 30-something woman who turns to credit card fraud to make ends meet.
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Review: BULLET TRAIN Is A Twisty, Fun And Energetic Ride
Stuntman-turned-director David Leitch’s latest film brings the old school, summer blockbuster vibe.
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Review: THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED Looks At How Don McLean’s Classic Song Came To Life
An in-depth look at the inspirations and creation of the classic song.
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Review: MRS HARRIS GOES TO PARIS A Delightful Confection
The popular British novel gets a charming, if somewhat familiar, new adaptation.
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Review: An Aura Of Deja Vu Around THE GRAY MAN
The new action picture will be making a limited theatrical run before appearing on the Netflix streaming service.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: WE MIGHT AS WELL BE DEAD A Warning Against Creeping Fascism
The debut film from director Natalia Sinelnikova takes a look at how fear can lead to a society turning on itself.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: NOTHING COMPARES Charts Rise And Fall Of Sinead O’Connor
An intimate look at what drove the Irish pop star’s music and activism.
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Tribeca Film Festival 2022: LEAVE NO TRACE Uncovers The Dark History Of The Boy Scouts
For decades the executive leadership of the Boy Scouts of America hid the alarming number of incidences of sexual abuse from scout leaders against their young members.