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Bigger Than a Movie
“You will give the people an ideal to strive towards. They will stumble, they will fall. But in time, they will join you in the sun. In time, you will help them accomplish wonders.”
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Raya and the Last Dragon Review
Disney’s 59th animated feature has arrived in select theaters and for a premium price on Disney+. It might be the lone movie that hasn’t been delayed due to the current conditions in the world.
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2021 Sundance Mini Reviews and Final Ranking
Sundance is over and I’ve seen so many films recently, that the past week has become my own coming-of-age story. There’s still no solid wide movie release schedule for 2021, so it’s nice to
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2021 Sundance Mini Reviews Part 2
Sundance movies are an eclectic mixed bag and it’s so much fun to be a part of the unpredictable nature of the festival. This year’s festival was cut down from the standard week and
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2021 Sundance Mini Reviews Part 1
It’s time once again for the annual Sundance Film Festival. This year’s festival is an entirely different experience from the typical slushy Park City streets and the hours long lines standing among a few
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My Favorite Films of 2020
It goes without saying (which has never stopped anyone from continuing with their point), but wide movie releases in 2020 were a rare thing. Gun-shy studios who feared missing their box office bucks and
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Wonder Woman 1984 Review
The 1984 in the title to this Wonder Woman sequel makes it feel like that’s the last time any of us went to the movies regularly. In fact, this movie was originally slated to
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Tenet Review
It has been half a year since I (and much of the world) has stepped into a movie theater. It’s a shame that this pandemic has hurt the movie industry as hard as it
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The Invisible Man Review
Leigh Whannell has only been directing for a short time with Insidious Chapter 3 and Upgrade, but has been writing some fun horror for 20 years with Saw, Insidious, and Dead Silence. When he
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Birds of Prey Review
In 2016, DC/WB unveiled Suicide Squad in hopes that the color, flair and bombastic nature would offset the dark vibes brought on by their earlier release of the year, Batman v Superman: Dawn of
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