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    Home » Movie Reviews » Page 129

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    ‘Mothers’ Instinct’ Review – An Underexplored Psychological Warfare Between Two Grieving Mothers

    By Liselotte VanophemApril 11, 20240

    Explore the intriguing world of Mothers’ Instinct, a gripping psychological thriller starring Jessica Chastain and Anne Hathaway.

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    9.0
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    ‘The People’s Joker’ Review – A Triumph In Transgender Representation

    By Codie AllenApril 11, 20240

    Explore the world of The People’s Joker, a clever spoof narrative that reimagines familiar characters with a heartfelt exploration of transgender self-discovery.

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    8.0
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    ‘Civil War’ Review – Alex Garland’s Chilling Anti-War Film Explores The Horrors Of Extremist Violence

    By Larry FriedApril 11, 20240

    The British writer-director tackles an entirely new genre in his contentious dystopia, depicting the United States split into factions.

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    7.0
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    ‘Do Not Expect Too Much From The End Of The World’ Review – Radu Jude Turns The Camera Back On The World

    By Phoenix CloudenApril 10, 20240

    Experience the biting satire of Radu Jude’s latest film, ‘Do Not Expect Too Much From The End Of The World’

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    5.5
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    ‘Damaged’ (2024) Review – A Sloppy And Predictable Thriller

    By Phil WalshApril 10, 20240

    Join Samuel L. Jackson on a globetrotting adventure to track down a serial killer in the captivating movie Damaged.

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    6.5
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    ‘Before I Change My Mind’ Review – An Intriguing Coming-Of-Age Debut From Trevor Anderson

    By AnyaApril 9, 20240

    Discover the thought-provoking film ‘Before I Change My Mind’.

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    9.0
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    ‘Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead’ (2024) Review – A Dope Remix That You Won’t Want To Miss

    By Joretta MorrisApril 9, 20240

    Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead: the perfect summer flick for the whole family.

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    5.5
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    ‘All You Need Is Death’ Review – A Scratchy, Albeit Unbroken, Record

    By Lane MillsApril 9, 20240

    Discover the captivating and slightly confusing world of All You Need Is Death. This horror film will appeal to fans hungry for something fresh.

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    6.5
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    ‘LaRoy, Texas’ Review – A Backcountry Crime Thriller That Is Less Than The Sum Of Its Parts

    By Dave GianniniApril 9, 20240

    Unlock the magic of LaRoy, Texas in this captivating film. Experience the perfect balance of drama and comedy that keeps viewers engaged.

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    8.0
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    ‘Irena’s Vow’ Review – A Gripping Tale Of Heroism And Resilience In The Shadow Of The Holocaust

    By Codie AllenApril 8, 20240

    Irena’s Vow transcends genre conventions to stand as a timeless testament to the indomitable resilience of the human spirit.

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