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Anne Hathaway Shines In This Romantic Comedy Done Right [SXSW]
Given some of the star-studded titles that have closed out SXSW in previous years, a romantic comedy that could best be described as Harry Styles Wish Fulfillment might seem like an odd choice to round out the festival. But “The…
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A Compelling, Heartfelt Comedy About Women & Aging In Hollywood
Summary The Uninvited is a personal, funny, and heartfelt exploration of women at different life stages. Rose's interactions with Helen and Lucien provide depth, showcasing care and tenderness absent in other characters. The film's cast imbues humor and intensity, with…
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Essential Exhibition Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Directed by the seasoned filmmaker Derek A. Diercksmeier, Essential Exhibition delves into the unprecedented challenges faced by the movie industry during the COVID-19 pandemic. The title itself is a poignant reference to the closure of non-essential businesses during the COVID lockdowns. In…
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‘Palm Royale’ Review — Kristen Wiig’s Comedy Series Is a Delicious Escape
The Big Picture Palm Royale captures the 1960s era of luxury and societal dynamics in an entertaining and visually stunning way. Kristen Wiig shines in an equally comedic and dramatic role alongside a star-studded cast, bringing depth and humor to…
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Arthur the King Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! Time to pack up the family for a feel-good dog story for the kids and a solid sports drama for the adults in Simon Cellan Jones’ feature film, Arthur the King. Mark Wahlberg plays adventure racer Mikael…
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‘The Walking Dead The Ones Who Live’ Episode 4 Recap — Richonne… and Carl?
Editor's Note: The below contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Episode 4. The Big Picture Rick and Michonne have a heartfelt conversation about returning home, facing their past, and their relationship. Rick struggles with his fear…
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‘Hood Witch’ Review — This Thriller About Social Media Has a Secret Weapon
The Big Picture The concept of using social media for contemporary witch hunts is a solid one. Saïd Belktibia’s execution as a first-time filmmaker is passionate but knotty. Golshifteh Farahani is as talented as always, but the material loses itself…
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The House We Lived In Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The House We Lived In is director Tim O’Donnell’s chronicle of his father’s recovery after a traumatic brain injury. In 2011, Todd O’Donnell, the filmmaker’s father, passed out at home and was rushed to the emergency room. The elder O’Donnell…
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Fantasy Thinly Veils Reality In This Slow-Moving Metaphor For Tolerance
Summary The Animal Kingdom portrays a metaphor for tolerance between humans and animal hybrids. The visual effects immerse viewers into a stunning world of human-animal mutants. The film follows the journey of François and his son Émile in a visually…
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Night Shift Review: Supernatural Chills and Claustrophobia
Night Shift offers a promise of melding supernatural chills with the nerve-wracking suspense of psychological thrillers. Directed by the sibling duo Paul and Benjamin China, the film centers on the debut night shift of Gwen Taylor (Phoebe Tonkin), who quickly…
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The Hobby Featured, Reviews Film Threat
SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2024 REVIEW! Simon Ennis presents the documentary The Hobby as a quest to understand those who live lives consumed by board games. It is a window into a world where invention has become an obsession yet exists…
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Dev Patel’s Thrilling, Brutal Action Flick Has A Lot Of Heart & Depth
Summary Monkey Man has soul, depth, and a powerful message about exploitation. Dev Patel excels as both a star and director, delivering thrilling action set pieces. The film showcases the strength of community and resilience in underdog stories. Monkey Man…
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