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    Home » Movie Reviews » Page 111

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    A woman and a man are outdoors. The woman, with windblown hair, appears to be speaking while the man looks at her and smiles. They are both casually dressed.
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    ‘East Bay’ Review – How To Artistically Celebrate Failure

    By jaylansalmanJuly 14, 20240

    East Bay is more than a dark comedy or an artistic project that fills the narrative loophole with masterful technique.

    A man with a short gray beard and messy hair stands outdoors in front of a large, carved wooden statue with a forested background.
    8.0
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    ‘The Convert’ (2024) Review – Filming Violence As A Form Of Poetry

    By jaylansalmanJuly 14, 20240

    The Convert is not concerned with giving easy answers to complex questions. It doesn’t glorify war or colonization. Read our review!

    A figure with a skeletal appearance touches a child's head while the child looks down, both set against a dark background.
    6.5
    Hot Topic

    ‘The Vourdalak’ Review – A Commendable Effort In Atmospheric Dread And Old World Storytelling

    By Lane MillsJuly 13, 20240

    The Vourdalak is an enjoyable, commendable effort in atmospheric dread and old world storytelling. Read our review!

    A woman wearing a leopard print jacket smiles while holding a small brown dog in her arms. A bookshelf and window are visible in the background.
    4.0
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    ‘Cora Bora’ Review – A Star Vehicle For Meg Stalter, And Nothing More

    By Will BjarnarJuly 13, 20240

    Meet Cora Bora, the self-proclaimed musician with a knack for invading your life. Explore the intricacies of a complicated friendship.

    A woman with a lanyard stands against a wall with blood splatters, looking ahead with a serious expression.
    9.5
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    ‘Longlegs’ Review – Believe The Hype: This Is A Tale Of True Darkness You Won’t Forget

    By Gaius BollingJuly 12, 20240

    Experience the hype of Longlegs – the scariest film ever. Don’t let expectations ruin your experience. Discover the terror for yourself.

    A person with long dreadlocks sings passionately into a microphone with red and blue lighting in a dimly lit venue.
    6.0
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    ‘Dandelion’ Review – From Here To There And Back Again

    By Phoenix CloudenJuly 12, 20240

    Discover the captivating story of Dandelion, a film that follows a young singer-songwriter’s journey to pursue her dreams and find her voice.

    Two men are in conversation outdoors with a mountainous landscape in the background. One man is wearing a short-sleeve, buttoned shirt and glasses, while the other is wearing a light-colored sweater.
    8.0
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    ‘Made In England: The Films Of Powell & Pressburger’ Review – Martin Scorsese Waxes Poetic About Two Of His Greatest Influences

    By Larry FriedJuly 12, 20240

    In Made in England, Scorsese uncovers the history and filmography behind two of his all-time greatest influences.

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    5.0
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    ‘Lumina’ Review – Blinded By The Lights And An Empty Vessel Of A Story

    By Phil WalshJuly 12, 20240

    Experience the suspense of Lumina: a story that explores the disappearance of a girl, paranoia, conspiracies, and the quest for truth.

    A man in dark clothing stands next to a black car on a road, with a city skyline in the background at dusk.
    7.0
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    ‘A Man Of Reason’ Review – Jung Woo-sung’s Stellar, Enthralling Debut Thriller

    By Cameron K. RitterJuly 10, 20240

    A Man of Reason is a highly effective thriller that is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat and satisfy the adrenaline junkies out there.

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    6.0
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    ‘Fly Me To The Moon’ Review – Scarlett Johannson Soars Despite Her Rom-Com’s Shaky Liftoff

    By Brandon LewisJuly 9, 20240

    If romantic comedies must speak to their respective moments, Fly Me to the Moon reflects what not to do. Read our review!

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