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    Author: Will Bjarnar

    Will Bjarnar
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    Will Bjarnar is a writer, critic, and video editor based in New York City. Originally from Upstate New York, and thus a member of the Greater Western New York Film Critics Association and a long-suffering Buffalo Bills fan, Will first became interested in movies when he discovered IMDb at a young age; with its help, he became a voracious list maker, poster lover, and trailer consumer. He has since turned that passion into a professional pursuit, writing for the film and entertainment sites Next Best Picture, InSession Film, Big Picture Big Sound, Film Inquiry, and, of course, Geek Vibes Nation. He spends the later months of each year editing an annual video countdown of the year’s 25 best films. You can find more of his musings on Letterboxd (willbjarnar) and on X (@bywillbjarnar).

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    ‘Ne Zha II’ Review – The Highest-Grossing Animated Film Of All Time Has To Be Seen To Be Believed

    By Will BjarnarAugust 22, 20250

    Explore the world of Ne Zha II, a captivating continuation of the beloved animated adventure with unique elemental forces.

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    ‘Honey Don’t!’ Review: Ethan Coen And Tricia Cooke’s Second ‘Lesbian B-Movie’ Can’t Be Saved By Margaret Qualley Alone

    By Will BjarnarAugust 22, 20250

    Qualley and Plaza are both afforded showcase-level duties but not even their camp-adjacent powers can save what remains a piece that is ultimately too basic

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    A man and a woman, both wearing sweaters, share a close, comforting embrace with closed eyes in a softly lit room.
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    ‘Went Up the Hill’ Review – Samuel Van Grinsven’s Meditation On Grief Mishandles Its Moodiness

    By Will BjarnarAugust 14, 20250

    Explore the unique storyline of Palm Springs and discover the twists of ‘Went Up Hill’ in this clever comedy review.

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    Two people sit in a dimly lit car at night, with one looking forward while the other looks at them.
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    ‘Weapons’ Review – Neighborhood Nightmare Brilliantly Splits The Difference Between Frightening And Fun

    By Will BjarnarAugust 7, 20250

    Uncover the themes of interconnectedness in Weapons, a twisty horror film that keeps audiences on the edge of their seats.

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    A man and a woman sit in bed against a floral wallpapered wall; the man is shirtless, and the woman wears a T-shirt, both looking ahead with neutral expressions.
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    ‘Oh, Hi!’ Review – Molly Gordon & Logan Lerman Riff ‘Misery’ In Cute But Contrived Comedy [Tribeca 2025]

    By Will BjarnarJune 13, 20250

    Oh, Hi! offers a thought-provoking experience as viewers piece together the story behind Iris and Isaac’s troubling situation.

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    A person with curly hair stands in front of a large, menacing wolf in a garden with yellow flowers and greenery, sunlight streaming through nearby windows. Cannes Film Festival

    Notes On A Virtual Cannes: ‘Dandelion’s Odyssey,’ ‘Death Does Not Exist,’ ‘I Only Rest in the Storm,’ and ‘Meteors’

    By Will BjarnarMay 30, 20250

    Experience the glamour of the Cannes Film Festival, a must-visit destination for film lovers and industry insiders alike.

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    ‘Jane Austen Wrecked My Life’ Director Laura Piani & Star Camille Rutherford Talk Putting A Fresh Spin On The Iconic Author’s Work

    By Will BjarnarMay 23, 20250

    Delve into the captivating world of Jane Austen Wrecked My Life, featuring Laura Piani’s direction and Camille Rutherford’s performance.

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    A woman in a strapless dress stands in front of a mirror holding a fan, with another woman in white visible in the background, in a room with floral wallpaper and hanging clothing.
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    ‘Jane Austen Wrecked My Life’ Review: Camille Rutherford Tangos With Romance And Writer’s Block In Laura Piani’s Sharp Debut

    By Will BjarnarMay 23, 20250

    Find out how Jane Austen Wrecked My Life offers a humorous look at romance, breaking away from classic storytelling tropes.

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    A person presses their hands on another person's face, who is grimacing with eyes closed while leaning against a wall. The scene appears intense and emotional.
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    ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ Review – The Weeknd’s Life Unravels In A Tedious Music Video Disguised As A Terrible Movie

    By Will BjarnarMay 15, 20250

    Dive into the chaos of Hurry Up Tomorrow, a show that aimed for star power but missed the mark of meaningful storytelling.

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    A woman in traditional attire adjusts her headpiece while looking out from behind the bars of a train window.
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    ‘Sister Midnight’ Review: Radhika Apte Is A Woman Under An Unusual Influence In Karan Kandhari’s Wry Debut

    By Will BjarnarMay 12, 20250

    Dive into Sister Midnight, a clever vampire film that blends horror-comedy with a take on arranged marriage, directed by Karan Kandhari.

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