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Latest Reviews
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Director/ writer Scott Z. Burns will make you think in his new Washington/ CIA themed thriller The Report (aka The Torture Report ) starring Annette Bening and Adam Driver. To be perfectly honest, it’s Driver’s picture throughout as he carries the story around its exciting...
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Director Roland Emmerich’s smashingly exciting Midway opens just in-time for the 77th anniversary of the decisive battle of World War II. Never before had Americans seen such valor and bravery during a war battle that just may have saved America from defeat in the Pacific....
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Unusual filmmaking usually fascinates me, and Love Is Blind emerges as one of the most unusual romantic dramedies I’ve seen in the past ten years. While watching the first part of this unique movie, I struggled to figure out what was real and what was fantasy. At the same...
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At odds with his father’s (Henry IV) tyrannical policies and actions, the wayward Prince of Wales spends his time avoiding any responsibilities. After all, he’s still young and prefers drinking and partying with his friends, especially John Falstaff (Joel Edgerton). Although Hal (Timothée...
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Below are more soundtrack reviews of recent and archival releases.
Airport (Alfred Newman, 1970) *** Despite Airport being the swansong from nine time Oscar winning composer Alfred Newman (he still holds the record, John Williams has five), I hold no love...
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Grab-Bag Review
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Eastern European-former Soviet Bloc films project a gritty ugliness that, for all the explicit mayhem and bright corn-syrup gore -- actually, because of it -- the West rarely images. Russian Fed...
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