‘Love Machina’ Review — AI Documentary Tries to Make Dystopia Wholesome
The Big Picture Love Machina is an insufficiently critical documentary that doesn't reckon with the full scope of AI. Director Peter Sillen works to humanize Martine and Bina Rothblatt without looking at the potential cost of their work. The documentary…
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‘Love Me’ Review — Kristen Stewart & Steven Yeun Fall in Robot-Love
The Big Picture In Love Me, Steven Yeun and Kristen Stewart have amazing chemistry, meshing well even when they're playing robots. The leads take the concept and make it their own, ensuring that it will be satisfying to fans of…
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Iron Man 2: The Art of the Movie Book Review
After we got our hands on the first instalment of this 24-book Marvel Cinematic University Infinity Saga Titan Books were kind enough to send me the follow-up as we bring you our Iron Man 2: The Art of the Movie…
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Work Featured, Reviews Film Threat
A couple of dudes from Philly find love in writer-director Tab Edwards’ feature film, The Kingfish 2: Work. What started as a pilot with The Kingfish has now expanded to a full-length story of love and positivity. The sequel continues the friendship of…
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I.S.S Review: When Fear Overcomes Science
I.S.S., directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite and written by Nick Shafir, is a thrilling space-set film filled with suspense and tense action. The ensemble cast comprising Ariana DeBose, Chris Messina, John Gallagher Jr., Maria Mashkova, Costa Ronin, and Pilou Asbæk portrays…
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Double Down South Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW IN THEATERS! In the seedy realm of the game of keno – an offshoot of pool – Diana (Lili Simmons) is a mystery. Young and beautiful, she stands out in the sleazy underworld of keno that largely consists of…
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These Brooklyn Millennial Queers Were Not All Right [Sundance]
PARK CITY – It’s 2024. Are you ready for a movie set in the pandemic summer of 2020? Or, like September 11th, another historical event that was hard for Americans to stomach on screen for a good while, do you…
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An Impassive Romance That Somehow Restores Your Hope In Humanity
Summary Fallen Leaves is a deadpan romantic comedy that explores the possibility of human connection in a challenging world that encourages emotional detachment. The film's stars, Alma Pöysti and Jussi Vatanen, deliver subtle performances that leave a big impression and…
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‘The Kitchen’ Review — Daniel Kaluuya Directs a Dystopian Robin Hood Tale
The Big Picture Great performances by Kane Robinson and Jedaiah Bannerman stand out in The Kitchen. The film has impressive production design, direction, and visuals. However, the dystopian setting feels lacking and the supporting characters and story are underdeveloped. This…
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‘Freaky Tales’ Review — Pedro Pascal Burns Bright in Bloody Nostalgia-Fest
The Big Picture Jay Ellis, Normani, and Dominique Thorne deliver standout performances in Freaky Tales. The film fully embraces the 1980s vibe, with a fearless approach to bloody and violent scenes. Not all the stories mesh well together, with different…
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The Beekeeper: A Buzzworthy Action Extravaganza!
Welcome back, movie fans! Today, we’re diving into the world of The Beekeeper, and let me tell you, it’s a wild ride filled with honey-soaked action and unexpected twists. So, grab your popcorn, and let’s dissect the sweetness and sting…
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Daniel Kaluuya’s Directorial Feature Debut Has Style & Substance
Summary The Kitchen has a visually stunning look and feel, with Kane Robinson delivering a fantastic performance as Izi. The film explores compelling themes and a plot about a biased system on the brink of rebellion but lacks the energy…
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