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Review: “A Dark Song” Finds Its Harmonies Through Fractured Convention
Catherine Walker ensures the film's peripheral mystery seduces through an uneasy, insincere calm...
Posted On 11 Jul 2019
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//Dan Stephens
Review: “Used Cars” Is A Charming, Funny Powerplay Between The Bully & The Bullied
Used Cars' creative energy sparks to life thanks to the imaginations of director Robert Zemeckis and co-writer Bob Gale...
Posted On 07 Jul 2019
Review: Bernard Hill Ensures “Bellman And True” Has Reason To Be Remembered
Bernard Hill's combination of everyman defiance and nagging melancholy puts his performance alongside the powerhouse turn of Bob Hoskins in Mona Lisa...
Posted On 26 Jun 2019
Interview: U.S. Army Intelligence Officer John Murphy & Director Michael Reiter Talk About Making “Agents Unknown”
Agents Unknown takes us inside America's war machine during the Vietnam conflict...
Posted On 22 Jun 2019
“Alien 5” Might Not Be Happening Yet But Here’s The Next Best Thing
We might not be getting the "Alien 5" movie right now but Audible has done its bit to satisfy fan enthusiasm for an Aliens follow-on...
Posted On 19 Jun 2019
Superhero Hangover: “Dark Phoenix” Tanks At The Box Office
Do we need a break from comic book characters on the big screen..?
Posted On 11 Jun 2019
Top 10 Gene Hackman Thrillers
Gene Hackman was good at thrillers: political thrillers, revenge thrillers, mystery thrillers, survival thrillers, police procedural thrillers...
Posted On 05 Jun 2019
Review: War Reporters “Under Fire” In Roger Spottiswoode’s Excellent Political Thriller
A subtly powerful geopolitical thriller built around the virtues and vice of war reporters...
Posted On 29 May 2019
