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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Wright’s ‘Land’ Only Scratches Surface of Life-Changing Grief
Who wouldn’t want to leave society behind at this point in American culture? No woke mobs, screeching Karens or social…
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How ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Captures History in Sizzling Detail
“Judas and the Black Messiah” begins in Chicago, 1968, where we meet a car thief whose ruse is to impersonate…
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‘The Crow: City of Angels’ Remains a Sorry, Stupefying Sequel
A bad sequel feels like an act of betrayal. The question isn’t ‘why did they make this (the obvious answer…
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‘Run’ Is the Movie McDreamy Fans Forgot
There aren’t a lot of R-rated Disney action movies, but “Run” remains a supreme guilty pleasure from the Mouse House.…
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How ‘Son of the South’ Misses Big Picture on Race, Reconciliation
Director Barry Alexander Brown’s “Son of the South” depicts the “based on a true story” legacy of Bob Zellner, the…
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The Dazzling Robin Williams Role We Missed
Great performances are worth seeking out in great movies, obviously, but what about bad ones? Would you watch a lousy…
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‘The Reckoning’ Commits the Worst Horror Movie Sin
It must be frightening to shoot another horror movie after “The Descent.” The cave-dwelling shocker stands as one of the…
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‘Mosquito Coast’ Gave Harrison Ford, and His Fans, the Ultimate Challenge
Harrison Ford’s character in “The Mosquito Coast” is a genius, a quality he goes out of his way to ensure…
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‘Supernova’ Lets Firth, Tucci Shine Anew
Writer/director Harry Mcqueen’s tremendously moving “Supernova” begins with a completely black screen. White dots appear, one by one, until we’re…
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How ‘Little Things’ Squanders Its Oscar-Winning Cast
John Lee Hancock’s “The Little Things” begins at night, where a motorist on a road trip is singing along to…
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