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Film Review: Him
Watching Him is the perfect equivalent to watching a promising star athlete fail: both are clearly stretched thin, overcompensating and frustrating to witness. … read more
Film Review: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie:...
For fans of the series, this is their chance to see some of their favorite side characters take center stage. … read more
Film Review: The Baltimorons
The Baltimorons is a pleasant and likeable little film that provides a refreshing alternative to a lot of the dark fare that tends to hit theaters in the fall. … read more
Film Review: Spinal Tap II: The End Continues
Spinal Tap II: The End Continues is in many ways more of an event than it is a movie. I know I’m going easy on it, but for me, it’s still an event to celebrate. … read more
Film Review: Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale is a proper end to a proper English melodrama, and it’s an entertaining diversion that I thoroughly enjoyed. … read more
Film Review: The Toxic Avenger
You can tell that the people who made this movie have a deep love and appreciation for the original film. … read more
Film Review: Caught Stealing
Still, it’s hardly a crime to skip this one, and most audiences will be just fine letting Caught Stealing go right on by and feel no need to chase it down. … read more
Film Review: Cheese Bait
There’s no one telling Rountree to do anything except Rountree. I’m happy that this premiered in a movie theater at all, and Brewvies was the perfect place to see Cheese Bait. … read more
Film Review: Weapons
Just because you loved Barbarian doesn’t mean you objectively have to like Weapons! Enough with these new trends of director loyalty! … read more
Film Review: Eden
Eden isn’t a bad film, and if you’re nostalgic for the stodgy yet sexy Oscar-bait period dramas of the ‘90s-2000s, and the widescreen style, it’s worth a look. … read more
Secondhand Screenings Gone Wild!!!
I took a “by all means necessary” approach to this batch of Secondhand Screenings, as I tasked six writers to venture out and bring me back some bizarre showings. … read more
Film Review: East of Wall
Daily life is a mix of camaraderie, conflict and survival — whether wrangling colts for neighbors or buying groceries on credit. … read more
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