Directed by Brian Blum, who co-wrote the script with Kent Morita, My Daughter Yoshiko is a short family drama following Saki Omura (Saori Goda), a Japanese American mother who has a lot on her mind. Saki has a whirlwind of doubts, fears,…
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That hard drugs like heroin, crystal meth, and cocaine lead to terrible consequences is a time-honored cinematic tradition. With The Junky Warrior, directors Kay Rocknroll Brown and James Edward Todd add an AWOL (absent without leave) soldier into the sordid mix…
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When it’s time for action, no one does it better than Bhaijaan! But this time Bhaijaan is back to prove that he is not just “Bhaijaan” but “Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan”! Of course, he might have got tired…
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We are back from the Parque Warner Madrid press event for the launch of the brand-new Batman-themed rollercoaster and it is AMAZING! Here’s our Gotham City Escape review. Bruce Wayne has opened the doors of Wayne Manor and invited us…
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Mortal Kombat meets Power Rangers in the undercooked and over-the-top Knights of the Zodiac, a live-action adaptation of the Japanese anime series, Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya, and the manga Saint Seiya by Masami Kurumada. Kurumada has always wanted…
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Jennifer Lopez is back in her action bag with The Mother from Netflix. Directed by Niki Caro from a screenplay by Misha Green, Andrea Berloff and Peter Craig, The Mother follows the titular character (Lopez) who becomes an FBI informant.…
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Thank you FROMily for checking out my FROM Season 2 Episode 4 Review, Recap, and Analysis. Yes, we are back with another recap of the show with no answers, FROM. We’re picking right up where we left off last week with…
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Michael Neelsen’s crime documentary, Beyond Human Nature, is one of those stories that will sneak up on you from behind and make you think about the American justice system. It revolves around the 1992 murder of Green Bay native Tom Monfils.…
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Thanks for checking out my FROM Season 2 Episode 3 Review, Recap, and Analysis. The Episode’s Title is Tether. We’re picking right up where we left off last week with FROM continuing to raise the stakes in mystery and providing little…
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Written and directed by Shamira Raphaela, Shabu is a documentary about the titular teenager. 14-year-old Shabu lives in Rotterdam’s famous (infamous?) neighborhood De Peperklip. It is the start of the summer, and the boy has already royally messed things up.…
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NOW IN THEATERS! Definitely meant for the younger set, Ross Venokur’s animated feature, Rally Road Racers, teaches kids to dream big with race cars and cute animals. Zhi (Jimmy O. Yang) is a small and lovable loris goat that dreams…
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What happens when you mix polite Canadian nerds with a ruthless Gordon Gecko-type businessman? Does greed and power truly corrupt us all? These are some of the interesting questions posed in director/co-writer/co-star Matt Johnson’s BlackBerry. Co-written by Matthew Miller, this comedic…
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