Review: The Addams Family
They’re cree-py and they’re koo-ky, mysterious and spoo-ky, they have a brand new mov-ie, the Ad-dams Fa-mi-ly; An an-im-at-ed fea-ture, so gather to ...
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LFF Review: Harriet
It’s remarkable that the feats of Harriet Tubman, former slave-turned-civil-rights-activist, is a story that’s not been told in film before. A woman who ...
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Review: El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
Ever since the completion of Breaking Bad, there’s been a persistent rumor that a follow-up movie was in the works. I’m a purist, ...
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LFF Review: Bad Education
Whether or not you’re familiar with all the details of the $11.2 million public school embezzlement scandal in New York in the early ...
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LFF Review: Knives Out
It’s taken time to properly piece together my thoughts on Knives Out. It’s the sort of film that, because it’s been so carefully ...
Review: Lucky Day
Following the emergence of Quentin Tarantino in the early ’90s, audiences the world-round were at least tantalized by the fan-to-filmmaker’s cocktail of pop ...
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Review: Parasite
It’s a quiet night in the Park household. The Parks have gone away for their son’s birthday, leaving only their housekeeper, Chung-sook (Jang ...
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NYFF Review: Saturday Fiction
World War II and its surrounding years have seen all sorts of filmic representation on the big screen, from blood-and-guts, boots-on-the-ground soldiering to ...
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Review: Gemini Man
It may be time to put the phrase “visionary mind” in moratorium from film trailers. The latest Will Smith vehicle is Gemini Man, ...
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LFF Review: The Report
An indictment of bureaucracy at an acute level, The Report is the recipient of a lot of buzz online, largely owing to its ...
LFF Review: The Aeronauts
Spend any amount of time in the UK and you’ll soon realise that weather is a favourite topic of conversation for Brits. So, ...
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LFF Review: Marriage Story
Charlie (Adam Driver) and Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) run a theatre company together in New York. Charlie directs, Nicole acts, they’re married, and they ...