Review: Deadpool & Wolverine
Hey! Did you know Deadpool is now in the MCU thanks to Deadpool & Wolverine? Did you know Hugh Jackman is back as ...
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Review: Hundreds of Beavers
It’s easy to say that comedy is dead. Comedy, like most things in the world, is highly polarized to the point where people ...
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Review: Twisters
There was a time when disaster movies were all the rage. From Apocalypse to basically every Roland Emmerich film in the ’90s, disaster movies were ...
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Review: MaXXXine
I’ve never been the biggest fan of Ti West’s X trilogy. Serving as clear homages to different eras of filmmaking, each entry in his series ...
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Tribeca Review: The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking The Truth
As I was beginning to finalize my coverage of the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival, a random movie popped up that took me completely ...
Tribeca Review: Griffin In Summer
Growing up, I occupied a weird territory with my theater friends. Despite being a theatre kid, I never identified as one because of ...
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Tribeca Review: Memes & Nightmares
If there are two things I don’t understand, it’s basketball and Twitter… or X… whatever it’s called now. As far as sports are ...
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Tribeca Review: Rebel Country
I hate country music. I make no secret of it and I’m pretty sure that if you ask most people their thoughts on ...
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Tribeca Review: Don’t You Let Me Go
Death isn’t an easy concept for most people to deal with. It’s an inevitability, but it’s something that people try to block out ...
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Review: Inside Out 2
If you were to ask me what the best Pixar movie of the past decade was, it would be Inside Out without a ...
Tribeca Review: Shelf Life
Back when I first started covering the Tribeca Film Festival in 2018, I was mostly interested in finding unique or odd movies that ...
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Review: The Watchers
There’s nothing quite like nepotism, is there? Just because a person lucks out and happens to be a child of someone famous and ...