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“The Ballad Of Lefty Brown” Hands Bill Pullman His Best Role In Years
Bill Pullman and company give us a frontier story heavy on atmosphere and rich in character definition...
Posted On 19 Apr 2018
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“An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power” Doesn’t Have The Heart To Match Its Ambition
You have to appreciate what Al Gore is trying to do in bringing the important message of climate change to the masses...
Posted On 07 Apr 2018
“Paddington 2” Embodies Everything That Is “Feel Good” Cinema
The film is both outstandingly warm and quintessentially British, which will capture the hearts and minds of children, teenagers and adults...
Posted On 07 Apr 2018
“The 3 Worlds Of Gulliver” Boasts Two Antiquated FXs
When an English Literature classic from the 1800s was given a contemporary makeover, the results weren’t as stunning as one might have expected...
Posted On 02 Apr 2018
“I Kill Giants”: A Modern Day Fable Built On Darkness, Dysfunction & Fragile Family Dynamics
I Kill Giants explores family disintegration beneath the guise of mainstream entertainment...
Posted On 28 Mar 2018
“Score: A Film Music Documentary” Is A Fascinating & Insightful Journey
Matt Schrader has written and directed a documentary which is endlessly fascinating, highly informative but never dry...
Posted On 16 Mar 2018
“Blade Runner 2049” Surpasses Expectations, Raises The Bar
Denis Villeneuve has achieved the impossible by tackling a benchmark sci-fi techno noir without losing its essence...
Posted On 07 Mar 2018
“Marshall” Is A Powerful Prelude To Civil Rights Era America
Chadwick Boseman stars as Thurgood Marshall in director Reginald Hudlin's biographical legal drama...
Posted On 03 Mar 2018
