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‘Clean’ Review – Adrien Brody’s Staggeringly Inept John Wick Bid
Adrien Brody stars in the violent new action drama "Clean" from director Paul Solet and IFC Films. Check out our thoughts inside!
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‘TikTok, Boom.’ Sundance 2022 Review – ‘A For You Film Page In This Social Media Book’
TikTok Boom, the new Sundance documentary, is here to show you who's really putting together that page that's "for you".
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‘Nothing Compares’ Sundance 2022 Review – Comparing Sinéad OʼConnorʼs Past That Shaped the Future
Sinéad OʼConnor's career may be controversial but her legacy is something you can't compare in the 2022 Sundance Doc, Nothing Compares.
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‘Drive My Car’ Review: ‘A Stunner At The Intersection of Grief And Art’
Japan's selection for the Oscars is a measured, challenging experience that is worth the effort. Read more of our review here!
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‘Black Friday’ Review: Working Retail Can Be Horrific
Attention shoppers, this new holiday horror movie, Black Friday has some customers hungry for more than just a good deal.
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‘Licorice Pizza’ Review: A cheesy slice of PTA love
Take a bite of the new film Paul Thomas Anderson is serving, Licorice Pizza. The taste is there but it may not be a…
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‘8-Bit Christmas’ Review – ‘When the movie allows itself to break free of its homages is truly where it hits its stride’
8-Bit Christmas is far from perfect but when the movie allows itself to break free of the homages is when it hits its stride.
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‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Review – Read Between The Pills
The Matrix is back online with The Matrix Resurrections and begs to ask the question, which film opinion pill do you want?
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Yule Be Sorry: Deep Dive Part 2 – ‘The Silent Night, Deadly Night’ Sequels
In part two of Yule Be Sorry, Slient Night Deadly Night, we take deep dive into part 4 and part 5 of the cult…
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‘The King’s Man’ Review: ‘Oxfords aren’t always better than Brogues’
The King's Man, the origin story to how the espionage group The Kingsman came to be, is no where near as tailored as before.