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Is This the Most Revealing ‘Saturday Night Live’ Sketch of the COVID Era?
“Saturday Night Live” too often produces propaganda, not satire. The show’s overtly liberal bent has shattered a legacy of mocking…
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Brian De Palma’s ‘Femme Fatale’ Let It All Hang Out
Brian De Palma’s “Femme Fatale” begins with a close-up of Billy Wilder’s “Double Indemnity” (1944) being shown on TV, the…
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Yes, ‘Some Kind of Wonderful’ Is Better than ‘Pretty in Pink’
Howard Deutch’s “Some Kind of Wonderful” begins with a young man from the wrong side of the tracks- in fact,…
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‘Desperate Hour’ Abandons Naomi Watts, Good Taste
Phillip Noyce’s “The Desperate Hour” begins with Naomi Watts’ Amy taking a morning jog after nudging her teen son awake…
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Here’s How ‘No Exit’ Overcomes Its Flaws
Hollywood is still coming to grips with the scourge of addiction. Recent films like “Ben is Back” and “Beautiful Boy”…
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‘Spider-Men’ Marketing Push Another Apolitical Home Run
“Spider-Man: No Way Home” has earned enough money, thank you. The film already stands as the third biggest blockbuster in…
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David Crosby Gushes Misinformation About Joe Rogan
David Crosby wants us to know he’s still a hippie at heart. The 80-year-old singer, a solo sensation and part…
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Foo Fighters Fall Flat in Dopey ‘Studio 666’
The Foo Fighters in a horror comedy? Echoes of KISS meets Scooby Doo rush to mind. It’s not a flattering…
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‘Archive 81’ Is the Genre Mashup We Crave
Our current streaming culture exploits our interests in conspiracy theories, aliens, satanic cults, religion, time-travel and alternate reality paradigms. We’ve…
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Late Night TV Just Got Even More Liberal
Many were stunned when Fox News’ “Gutfeld” began crushing the late night competition last summer. After all, new late night…
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