The Love Hypothesis Review: Rom-Coms Aren’t Dead After All
Going into The Love Hypothesis, there is a familiar kind of apprehension that comes with any adaptation of a hugely popular romance…
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Pressure Review: Andrew Scott shines as the man forecasting D-Day
In a world where conflict is so often used as the backdrop for films, making yet another movie about World War II…
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One Night Only Review: Sizzling Chemistry Can’t Quite Make Up for Bizarre Premise
If you’re a rom-com lover, the name Will Gluck probably sounds familiar. From Easy A to Anyone but You, Gluck has built…
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The Odyssey Review: Christopher Nolan reminds us who we are, and where we’re going
This is an adaptation of Homer’s epic that is somehow monumental in scale yet intimate in its execution, culminating in what is an undeniable and absolute cinematic achievement.
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‘Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen’ Asks the Age-Old Question: Is He the One?
Do you believe in soulmates? Camilla Monroe’s character only starts to—once things turn bloody.
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‘Sound of Falling’ – A Ghost Story of Phantom Pains
The corridors of a large European house could feel vast and overwhelming on a young girl walking between its walls and taking…
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‘Yunan’ Review: Malick and Tarr Would Kill for a Main Actor like Georges Khabbaz
In a jaw dropping Canvas, Munir Noureddine stands alone in a yellow field, the golden sunbathes him and a flock of sheep….
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‘The Copenhagen Test’ Review: Simu Liu and Melissa Barrera Are Charming Spies in This Tense Espionage Drama
In a world where we’re already questioning so much, from the news we see online to the everyday things we trust, Peacock’s…
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‘El Sett’ Review – A Cliff Notes Biography that is Actually an Autobiography
In 1967, Egypt (and other Arab nations) was defeated by Israel in “The Six-Day War”. All Arabs were broken and shocked by…
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