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Latest Reviews
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Whether for good or bad, we were all labeled in high school. And whether we liked it or not, one of the most awkward times of our lives undoubtedly became the indelible forehead stamp that each of us has tried to erase ever since.
And much like the unending effort each of us would...
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Are there people in this world who do good deeds without expecting anything for themselves? Good Sam explores that question in a straight-forward movie with no flashbacks, no flash forwards, no CGI and no superheroes. Rather brave, don’t you think?
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Dine with the Devil presents a Brian t Shirley I’ve never seen before. As a big fan of Shirley’s amusing Two Go In One Comes Out: A Socumentary, I didn’t expect this new short film to showcase his dark side. But now I know how versatile this comedian/actor/filmmaker...
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Many people have plans or ideas about what they would love to do. Seldom do those dreams come true. But that’s not the case with John Chester and his wife Molly as this intriguing documentary, The Biggest Little Farm, unveils.
The Chesters picked 200 acres of land...
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Latest Features
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Below are more soundtrack reviews of recent and archival releases.
The 7 Magnificent Gladiators (Dov Seltzer, 1983) **** The pleasant tone guiding The 7 Magnificent Gladiators took me by surprise. Such melodic richness echoes the deep affection composer...
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Fans throughout the world are mourning the death of Doris Day who recently passed away at the age of 97. It’s impossible to know how many people have been touched by her wonderful work as an actress, singer and animal rights activist. And I am lucky to be one of them. In fact, she...
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A Film Comments Magazine Presents special with “director and cast in person” at the New York Film Festival, 12 Years a Slave arrives to exaggerated awards and box-office expectations and PC praise. Like that of this same...
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