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Review: SAVIOR FOR SALE A Second Look At Recently Discovered Da Vinci Painting
The second documentary this year to look at the controversial rediscovered Leonardo Da Vinci painting lacks the depth of the first.
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Review: THE CARD COUNTER Looks At A Man’s And A Nation’s Need For Absolution
Writer/director Paul Schrader explores the guilt one man carries for atrocities committed in wartime.
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Review: SHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS An Explosive Marvel Debut
It should be fairly obvious by now, the Marvel Studios has established itself as a brand that delivers a certain caliber of film. So when it comes time to introduce a new character into their [click for more]
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Review: THE PROTEGE Is A Scattershot Thriller
The new action film brings the thrills but is lacking on chemistry between the two leads.
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Review: FREE GUY Levels Up Movies About Video Games
Ryan Reynolds is a computer game background character who discovers that his world is a game in this new action comedy.
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Alternate Take Review: THE SUICIDE SQUAD
We know what FBOL Head Honcho Rich Drees thought of the film, but what did Comic Book Movie Editor emeritus William Gatevackes think of THE SUICIDE SQUAD.
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Review: James Gunn’s THE SUICIDE SQUAD Is The Definite Article
Writer/director James Gunn delivers on the goofy and gory potential of a supervillain DIRTY DOZEN.
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Review: AMERICA: THE MOTION PICTURE A Silly Mess
Netflix’s ersatz animated history of America shotgun blasts the laughs.
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Tribeca ’21: THE NEUTRAL GROUND A Wry Look At A Controversial Topic
A wry look at the controversy surrounding the removal of Confederate memorial statues in the south.
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Tribeca `21: DATING & NEW YORK
With a number of movies at the Tribeca Film Festival injecting the reality of COVID into their storylines, director Jonah Feingold’s Dating & New York almost feels like a throwback to a pre-pandemic time. And [click for more]