Reviews
Today’s consumers have more entertainment options than ever before thanks to technology and the explosion of new media outlets. That’s why Hollywood in Toto will help readers suss out the very best content across media. We all lead busy lives. Let’s consume only the highest quality movies, television shows and music with our limited leisure time.
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‘Little’ Offers Tiny Pleasures for the Younger Set
The “Big”/”Vice Versa”/”17 Again”/”13 Going on 30” shtick never gets old. Heck, the latest superhero film clings to the template…
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Queensryche, Dream Theater Keep Prog Metal Alive
The prog rock genre has long been the punching bag of the music industry. That may not be the case…
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‘Minty’ Turns Tubman into Action Heroine (UPDATED)
It’s a cinematic sin that Hollywood has yet to capture Harriet Tubman in a film all her own. Larger than…
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Serious Star Power Serves ‘Best of Enemies’ Well
You can’t recreate what happened in Durham, N.C. in 1971 without two powerhouse performances. How do you convey a black…
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Silly ‘Shazam’ (Mostly) Charms Our Inner Child
We’ve come a long way from those dour DC Comics films. You know the type. “The Dark Knight” trilogy. “Man…
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Estevez’s ‘The Public’ – Virtue Signal, The Movie
Emilio Estevez tackles so many hot-button issues in “The Public” it’s like he’s prepping for a dozen TED Talks. “The…
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Is ‘Unplanned’ the Movie Hollywood Fears Most?
Hollywood isn’t averse to pro-life messages. They’re just delivered in a way meant to draw less attention. Movies like “Juno”…
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‘Dumbo’ Delivers Spectacle, Dumbed Down Humans
Director Tim Burton always delivers a feast for the senses. Burton’s palette, from the dark purple depths of “Batman” to…
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Peele’s Left-Leaning ‘Us’ Earns Its Woke Status
No, “Get Out” wasn’t a fluke. Jordan Peele, the funny sketch comic and Obama apologist from “Key & Peele,” stunned…
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‘Highwaymen’ – Overdue Return of the Good Guys
“Bonnie and Clyde” delivered rousing entertainment … but with a curious aftertaste. The 1967 film’s artistic bona fides are beyond…
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