Bones and All Review: Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russel Eat, Prey, Love
Home Movie Reviews ‘Bones & All’ Review: Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell Eat Prey, Love It's a Chalamet, Guadagnino, and Stuhlbarg reunion! Image via Fremantle This review was originally part of our Venice 2022 coverage. Timothée Chalamet reunites with his…
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Kaitlyn Dever Is A Winning Lead In Flawed Revisionist Tale
Home Movie Reviews Rosaline Review: Kaitlyn Dever Is A Winning Lead In Flawed Revisionist Tale Rosaline is greatly aided by its fiery lead Kaitlyn Dever, who helps the film retain its charm even when the plot loses some of its edge.…
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Betsy’s Stoke Review: Stoke’s No.1 Burger Joint
Stoke On Trent has a new number one burger joint as we bring you our very own Betsy’s review. Standing out like a sore thumb in Hanley City Centre is Betsy’s with its American style diner theming and incredible online…
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Nikyatu Jusu Uncovers the Horrors of the American Dream
Home Movie Reviews ‘Nanny’ Review: Nikyatu Jusu’s Devastating Debut Uncovers the Horrors of the American Dream A dynamic performance by Anna Diop helps to give life to an unsettling tapestry of tragedy that lays bare the darkness lurking beneath the…
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‘Hocus Pocus 2’ Is Double The Toil And Not Worth Your Trouble [Review]
At the very least, the Mouse House avoids the laziest possible mistake with “Hocus Pocus 2.” This sequel to the childhood and camp classic, which arrives nearly three decades after the original bewitched audiences, does not amount to just a…
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Life Rendered | Film Threat
In Emma Needell’s short film, Life Rendered, a young man embraces his true self in virtual reality. Mark Redman (Owen Teague) lives a dual life. By day, he takes care of his disabled father (Luce Rains) on his family farm in…
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Inventive Disney Film Gets Stuck in Cliches
In the early 2010s, Disney became more afraid of taking risks after a series of massive box-office failures like John Carter and Mars Needs Moms, which led the company towards working on projects that were more obviously sure things. Because…
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Ethan Hawke & Ewan McGregor Excel In Flawed Dramedy
Home Movie Reviews Raymond & Ray Review: Ethan Hawke & Ewan McGregor Excel In Flawed Dramedy Anchored by two great lead performances, Raymond & Ray is at its best when exploring the odd dynamics between its complicated characters. Ewan McGregor and Ethan…
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Luminate Shugborough Light Trail Review
A beautiful light show for an affordable price as we bring you our Luminate Shugborough light trail review. For as little as £15 per person (£11 for children) you can walk through the grounds of Shugborough hall as they…
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Cassian Finally Finds the Spark of Rebellion
The final episode of Andor Season 1 is finally upon us, and Tony Gilroy delivers one of the finest season finales in television history. Across the 12 episodes leading up to this jaw-dropping conclusion, fans of the series (yours truly,…
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David O. Russell Enlists All The A-Listers To Fight The Good Fight Against The Bastards Of Fascism
Christian Bale’s Burt Berenstein character says he “left his eye in France” in David O. Russell’s fanciful, murder-mystery/ larger-conspiracy comedic thriller, “Amsterdam,” a movie named for the city where the films lead trio spends their halcyon years, living, loving and…
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Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood
If you want a filmmaker to meticulously imitate a decade, Richard Linklater is a stellar choice. He has proven time and time again, in Dazed and Confused and Everybody Wants Some!! particularly, that no era is off limits, especially the ones he grew up…
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