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Latest Reviews
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Filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón has an excellent memory! And he definitely taps into it for Roma, a remarkable black-and-white movie about a year in the life of a family living in a middle class neighborhood in Mexico City back in the1970s. The Oscar-winning director (Gravity)...
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This country’s opioid crisis is hitting Hollywood in a big way of late as a couple of new films dealing with opioid addiction have been released in cinemas recently. It is sad -- and a bit ironic -- that a devastating societal meltdown has become such lucrative fodder for the...
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Don’t give up on Dumplin’ because the first few minutes seem like a commercial for Dolly Parton. That part of the film shows us how important Parton has become to the main character and her friends. Later Parton sings some lines from “Girl in the Movies”-- an Oscar-worthy...
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Think The Favourite is just another drab royal period piece? Think again. First, this film is from Yorgos Lanthimos who brought us the twisted The Killing of a Sacred Deer and the ambitious The Lobster. The guy is simply one of...
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Latest Features
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Movie Addict Headquarters is presenting our “It Had To Be Christmas Again ” episode On Demand from December 10 through December 17. This popular encore offering features lovely Lizette Amado-Bettinger and her late great husband George Bettinger reading the first chapter of IT...
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Love is all around during the holiday season. That’s why Movie Addict Headquarters is presenting a special medley of songs about “Christmas and Love” on December Fourth. During this fifteen minute episode, listeners are encouraged to sing along with such performers as Judy Garland,...
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Grab-Bag Review
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Life must remain bone-basic and brutal in the former east bloc nations; or else their bare-bones, bitterly ironic filmmakers have to make do with next to nothing, not even Hollywood’s bright red blood simulators; or more likely...
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