Category: Reviews
‘Tales of the Empire’ Review
‘Tales of the Empire’ Review

The Big Picture Tales of the Empire follows Morgan and Barriss, revealing personal challenges amidst the Empire's reign. Morgan & Barriss's stories complement each other thematically, focusing on pain, loss, and survival. The anthology format allows for a deep exploration…

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Joel Edgerton & Jennifer Connelly Traverse The Multiverse For Adults & Consider Existential Regrets
Joel Edgerton & Jennifer Connelly Traverse The Multiverse For Adults & Consider Existential Regrets

Multiverse narratives are all the rage these days, especially within the comic book movie genre, where there’s always a convenient excuse for nostalgia grabs and time-folding mash-ups where three different actors who have played the superhero can turn up in…

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A Home on Every Floor Featured, Reviews Film Threat
A Home on Every Floor Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Signe Rosenlund-Hauglid’s short film, A Home on Every Floor, is the story of its writer, poet Hanna Asefaw’s youth. When her Eritrean family moved to Norway in the 90s, her neighborhood was as idyllic as it gets for an immigrant…

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‘Dark Matter’ Review – ‘Constellation’ Fans Will Love This Apple TV+ Sci-Fi
‘Dark Matter’ Review – ‘Constellation’ Fans Will Love This Apple TV+ Sci-Fi

The Big Picture Dark Matter is a solid adaptation of the novel of the same name, even if it isn't quite as focused. The series is at its best as it travels through many unknown universes and stays true to…

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Max Beyond Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Max Beyond Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Directed by Hasraf Dulull, Max Beyond follows a magical 8-year-old boy named Max, who is subjected to human experiments by a mega-corporation called Axion. Max must be saved by his adoptive brother, an ex-Marine named Leon, across the multiple realities…

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The Fall Guy Review | Flickreel
The Fall Guy Review | Flickreel

Hollywood is full of hidden figures. In the case of stunt performers, they’re hidden in plain sight, concealing their faces while risking their lives with a Hollywood A-lister usually hogging the glory. Ryan Gosling has been open about doing almost…

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‘Turtles All the Way Down’ Review
‘Turtles All the Way Down’ Review

The Big Picture Isabela Merced delivers a powerful performance as Aza in Turtles All the Way Down , showcasing her range and depth. Director Hannah Marks infuses the movie with vibrant energy and humor, making the highs and lows even…

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‘The Idea of You’ Review
‘The Idea of You’ Review

The Big Picture The Idea of You offers a fresh take on a well-worn story, focusing on emotional connection over power dynamics. Anne Hathaway's character undergoes a compelling coming-of-age journey, challenging perceptions of a midlife crisis. The film's focus on…

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‘Hacks’ Season 3 Review – Smarter, Funnier, and More Moving Than Ever
‘Hacks’ Season 3 Review – Smarter, Funnier, and More Moving Than Ever

The Big Picture Hacks Season 3 evolves characters and relationships, maintaining humor and relevance with fresh storylines. Deborah and Ava navigate a new dynamic as peers, addressing toxic baggage while striving for a late-night show. The show seamlessly blends comedy,…

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Unsung Hero Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Unsung Hero Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Unsung Hero is written and directed by Richard Ramsey and Joel Smallbone. Smallbone also served as a producer and starred as David Smallbone, the filmmaker’s real-life father. The story is autobiographical, about how the Smallbone clan almost lost it all.…

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A Love Letter to Unsung Heroes
A Love Letter to Unsung Heroes

The Fall Guy is a film that needs to be seen on the big screen and with IMAX on top the stunts come alive! IMAX perfectly captures every car chase, explosion and stunt in beautifully immersive detail, coupled with an…

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‘Interview with the Vampire’ Season 2 Review
‘Interview with the Vampire’ Season 2 Review

The Big Picture Season 2 of Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire continues where Season 1 left off, exploring tangled relationships and unforeseen consequences. The cast is even more comfortable in their roles, with Jacob Anderson especially shining as Louis,…

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