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Daniel’s Gotta Die, directed by Jeremy LaLonde and written by Matthew Dressel, is a quirky comedy-thriller that revels in the chaos of family greed....
The Review
Daniel’s Gotta Die, directed by Jeremy LaLonde and written by Matthew Dressel, is a quirky comedy-thriller that revels in the chaos of family greed....
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In a cinematic landscape often dominated by high-octane action and sprawling epics, The Penguin Lessons emerges as a refreshing breath of fresh air—a tender, quirky, and...
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In 1985 Ireland, Small Things Like These unfolds as a quiet meditation on morality, memory, and the weight of silence. Directed by Tim Mielants and adapted...
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Directed by Alejandro Monteverde Written by Rod Barr In the powerful and old-fashioned epic Cabrini, we delve into the remarkable life of Francesca Cabrini, an...
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Denis Villeneuve’s monumental adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel continues with Dune: Part Two, and it’s a staggering spectacle that transcends the boundaries of...
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Directed by Ethan Coen / Written by Tricia Cooke and Ethan Coen ‘Drive-Away Dolls’ brings back that irresistible Coen Brothers flavor we’ve all been...
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Nicole Travolta’s one-woman show, “Doing Alright,” is a delightful and refreshing addition to the Off-Broadway scene, showcasing the multifaceted talent of this Los Angeles-based...
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In a genre often dominated by capes and testosterone, Madame Web spins a welcome and refreshing web of change. Directed by the talented S.J....
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Director: Oliver Parker | Starring: Michael Caine, Glenda Jackson In this poignant adventure, Navy veteran Bernard Jordan (played by the incomparable Michael Caine) misses his chance to...
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Directed by Reinaldo Marcus Green, “Bob Marley: One Love” takes us on a musical journey through the life of reggae legend Bob Marley. While it...
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Molly Manning Walker’s debut, “How to Have Sex,” serves as a captivating exploration of the blurred lines between youthful exuberance and the harsh realities...
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“Riceboy Sleeps,” the latest Canadian cinematic gem, invites a comparison to Minari but swiftly establishes its unique identity. Directed by Anthony Shim, the film...
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“Force of Nature: The Dry 2” is a sequel to the 2021 Australian mystery drama “The Dry” based on Jane Harper’s best-selling novel of...
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In the corridors of history, there are tales that captivate, shock, and force us to confront uncomfortable realities. The narrative of May December, a...
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The Holdovers may not initially appear to be extraordinary, but it undoubtedly ranks among director Alexander Payne’s finest works. This film is filled with humor, moments of tenderness, and serves as an outstanding example of the meaningful connections that can be formed within an unconventional family. Taking place in a strict New England boarding school in 1970, it easily passes the test as a must-see movie. Reuniting with Paul Giamatti, who starred in Payne’s acclaimed film “Sideways,” Payne and screenwriter David Hemingson incorporate elements reminiscent of “A Christmas Carol.” The story follows a group of students at the prep school who are unable to return home for the holidays, requiring supervision during the two week period encompassing Christmas and New Year’s. Giamatti portrays Paul Hunham, a history teacher known for his penchant for tormenting his students. He has been assigned the unenviable task of supervising these holdover students, partly as a consequence for failing a privileged student and partly because he has no one to spend the holidays with himself. Amidst this group of misfit students is Angus, played by newcomer Dominic Sessa, whose mother has embarked on a vacation with her wealthy new husband, leaving him behind. Additionally, Mary, portrayed by Da’Vine Joy Randolph in a show...
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In Migration, Illumination’s latest animated masterpiece directed by Benjamin Renner and penned by Mike White, audiences are treated to a heartwarming tale just in...
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“The Boys in the Boat” is a movie that will leave you feeling inspired and uplifted. Directed by George Clooney, this Depression-era sports drama...
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Wonka, the latest exploration of Roald Dahl’s whimsical world, reintroduces us to the iconic character Willy Wonka in a fresh and heartwarming tale. Director...