Category: Watch This
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Luther: Never Too Much
Taking my family to see Luther: Never Too Much wasn’t just a trip to the movies—it was a journey through a legend’s life, love, and longing that hit home in…
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The American Society of Magical Negroes
There’s a part of me that wishes I could forget “The American Society of Magical Negroes,” but no amount of wishful thinking can undo its imprint. Kobi Libii’s debut feature…
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” is a mixed bag of spooky delights and missed opportunities. On the surface, it feels like a return to Tim Burton’s earlier days—an overstuffed, wild ride where each…
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Speak No Evil
“Speak No Evil” is a gripping homage to the nail-biting thrillers of the ’80s and ’90s, such as Dead Calm, No Way Out, and Blow Out. James Watkins, in his…
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The Deliverance
Lee Daniels, a filmmaker known for pushing boundaries, brings his signature flair to The Deliverance, a film that straddles the line between a gritty domestic drama and a chaotic horror…
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Oddity
Damian Mc Carthy’s debut film, “Caveat,” was a masterclass in generating unease, and his sophomore effort, “Oddity,” raises the stakes even higher. Mc Carthy’s signature style—patiently building suspense without resorting…
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‘Death Becomes Her: The Musical’ Review
“Death Becomes Her: The Musical” has captivated audiences with its pre-Broadway run in Chicago, transforming the cult classic film into a vibrant, theatrical spectacle. I had the pleasure of seeing…
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X-Men ’97 Season 1 Review
“X-Men ’97” has made a spectacular return, capturing the essence of the beloved 1990s animated series while introducing modern elements that appeal to both old fans and newcomers. This continuation,…
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Apples Never Fall
Liane Moriarty, the Australian author behind the source material for the wildly successful TV series “Big Little Lies,” has once again captivated audiences and critics alike with her intricate storytelling….
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Oscars 2024
Evaluating the quality of an Oscar year involves considering multiple factors: the winners, speeches, unscripted moments, and the host’s performance. Yet, a common critique often overshadows these aspects: the ceremony’s…
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Damsel
In the enchanting realm of fantasy cinema, Millie Bobby Brown’s latest venture emerges as a resplendent beacon of originality and empowerment. From its opening lines, we’re tantalizingly forewarned: this narrative…
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Argylle
Matthew Vaughn’s “Argylle” ambitiously attempts to blend the worlds of high-octane spy thrillers with a self-referential comedic twist, but ultimately loses its way in a maze of clichés and underwhelming…