Category: Watch This
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The Holdovers
Alexander Payne’s latest masterpiece, “The Holdovers,” is a cinematic jewel that radiates love for its characters in every frame, line, and plot twist. In an era where cynicism often prevails,…
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The Color Purple (2023)
A Remarkable Journey of Resilience and Sisterhood Alice Walker’s iconic 1982 novel, “The Color Purple,” has been brought to life in various forms, but Blitz Bazawule’s latest film adaptation is…
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A New Spin on ‘The Wiz’
As a lifelong fan of ‘The Wiz,’ I was ecstatic to hear about its return to Broadway and its journey across the country. My fondness for the show goes back…
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REVIEW: Saltburn
Emerald Fennell’s “Saltburn,” following her Oscar triumph with “Promising Young Woman,” is nothing short of a cinematic marvel, effortlessly continuing her streak of creating thought-provoking and audacious films. This modern…
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REVIEW: The Marvels
“The Marvels” presents a conundrum for fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. On one hand, it’s a polished, action-packed adventure that showcases the studio’s knack for creating visually stunning and…
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REVIEW: A Haunting in Venice
You can always count on Agatha Christie for a surprise, and the big twist in “A Haunting in Venice” is that it’s actually a pretty terrific movie. As a die-hard…
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Heist 88’s True Story: Exploring the Real Crime Behind the Film
I recently stumbled upon the crime drama film ‘Heist 88,’ directed by Menhaj Huda, and I must say, it piqued my curiosity in a way
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REVIEW: Nowhere
In the latest international Netflix thriller, “Nowhere,” audiences are taken on a journey that, while not without its faults, is ultimately saved by a captivating performance by Anna Castillo. The…
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REVIEW: No One Will Save You
Brian Duffield’s latest offering, “No One Will Save You,” takes the audience on a journey into the realm of sci-fi horror, promising much potential. Starring Kaitlyn Dever as Brynn, the…
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REVIEW: The Burial
“The Burial,” starring Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones, is a delightful cinematic throwback that brings the simple pleasure of comfort food to the big screen. Director Maggie Betts takes…
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REVIEW: Totally Killer
In Nahnatchka Khan’s uproarious blend of comedy and horror, “Totally Killer,” we are treated to a delightful romp through the tangled web of time travel and slasher cinema. Khan fearlessly…
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REVIEW: Flora and Son
Irish director John Carney has once again struck a chord with his latest heartwarming film, “Flora and Son,” continuing his tradition of crafting feel-good, romantic tales intertwined with the magic…