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Beatty’s ‘Town & Country’- It’s Even Worse Than You Remember
Peter Chelsom’s “Town & Country” was a history maker in 2001 and not for reasons the production had reason to…
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‘Mortal Kombat’ Delivers Exactly What Gamers Want
The new “Mortal Kombat” is a popcorn movie, but it’s a high caliber popcorn movie, made with skill and enjoyable…
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Nicholson, Penn Team for the Unflinching, Unforgettable ‘Pledge’
Sean Penn’s “The Pledge” is about the agony of the unknown; it shares a thematic kinship with David Fincher’s “Zodiac,”…
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‘In the Earth’ Is Sheer Torture
In August of 2020, writer/director Ben Wheatley made “In the Earth,” which he shot in the UK over 15 days…
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‘Voyagers’ Delivers Forgettable Teen Drama in Space
We begin “Voyagers” in 2063, in which Earth is beyond saving and a space expedition is being arranged that will…
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How ‘The Phantom’ Beat the Odds and Became a Cult Favorite
In the vast history of comic book characters and their origins, The Phantom, also known as The Ghost Who Walks,…
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‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ – Beyond Bad, Except …
In my youth, there was a locally broadcast television show called “Creature Feature,” in which a monster movie would be…
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How ‘French Exit’ Never Stop Surprising Us
Azazel Jacobs’ “French Exit” begins with Frances Prince, a wealthy Manhattan social figure (Michelle Pfeiffer), discovering she’s gone completely broke.…
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How Scorsese’s ‘Cape Fear’ Did More Than Trump the Original
Martin Scorsese’s “Cape Fear” is a remake of a good movie, the 1962 Robert Mitchum/Gregory Peck thriller of the same…
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TAKE TWO: ‘Nobody’ Keeps Us on Our Toes
“Nobody” casts Bob Odenkirk as Hutch Mansell, a family man whose life is a mix of quality family time, working…
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