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“Barbie has a great day every day, but Ken only has a great day if Barbie looks at him.”
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Verotika
Read more: VerotikaDamn this inconvenient global pandemic! A movie like Glenn Danzig’s absurdly amateurish, lurid, and pointless Verotika simply demands to be seen in a theater full of like-minded trash-lovers cackling and shouting at the ineptitude displayed onscreen. It is just not meant to be seen as your faithful servant, this reviewer, was forced to see it,…
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The Christmas Chronicles 2
Read more: The Christmas Chronicles 2I got the notification yesterday that The Christmas Chronicles 2 was available for immediate streaming at Netflix. I didn’t know whether or not to rejoice or cringe. I don’t want to poison the well, but let’s face it. Christmas sequels have not historically been successful. Most, like Bad Santa 2 and the unwatchable A Christmas…
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Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood: One Possible Interpretation
Read more: Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood: One Possible InterpretationIn all that has already been written and said about Quentin Tarantino’s latest (and supposedly penultimate) movie, one thing that comes up again and again is the surprisingly disrespectful way in which the character of Bruce Lee (Mike Moh) is portrayed. His one really crucial scene sees him being arrogant toward stuntman Cliff Booth (Brad…
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The Muppets
Read more: The MuppetsGrowing up with The Muppet Show in my formative years meant exposure to a vaudeville tradition dating back to the 1880s at a time when stage performance was becoming a lost art. Kermit fronted a remarkable host of talent that kind of made you forget they were puppets, with a backstage part of the show…
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A Midnight Clear
Read more: A Midnight ClearI love Christmas Movies and there are few that actually make me cry. There are tears of joy, tears of grief, and tears from the sheer excellence of an event that you witness. A Midnight Clear was all of these and more. I want to give a special thanks to one of our biggest fans…
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7 Best Apps for Movies, Music, and TV Shows
Read more: 7 Best Apps for Movies, Music, and TV ShowsWith the development of applications, you can be able to watch on-demand movies, music, and TV shows at the comfort of your smartphone. While there are many factors to consider before settling on an application that suits your watching needs, a better application is one that allows you to save offline content in the most…
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The Dead Don’t Die (2019)
Read more: The Dead Don’t Die (2019)“Humor is subjective” is a phrase I forced myself to remember several times throughout legendary independent filmmaker Jim Jarmusch’s latest, The Dead Don’t Die, as several other people in the audience with me reacted audibly and approvingly to jokes I found relentlessly unfunny and lame. Here are some of the bits that elicited laughter… Farmer…
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Dear Zachary: A Letter To a Son About His Father
Read more: Dear Zachary: A Letter To a Son About His Father2008 Denver International Film Festival There’s a myth afoot, origins unknown, that life is worth living. It’s a powerful elixir, needless to say, and continues to hold great power despite almost hourly confirmation of having long ago been debunked. Evidence is plentiful, though one could just as easily submit the documentary Dear Zachary: A Letter…
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Un Chien Andalou
Read more: Un Chien AndalouThis 1929 collaboration between Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali is one of the strangest and most enigmatic films ever produced, containing all the layers of dream logic and elusive profundity of a David Lynch movie in under twenty minutes. The two notorious surrealists apparently couldn’t have been happier that their work confounded so many viewers…
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Hunger (2008)
Read more: Hunger (2008)I saw this in April of 2009 and the rest of the year failed to produce a more perfect film. Director Steve McQueen (not the one I was thinking of, as it turned out) crafts a completely compelling take on the famed hunger strike endured by Bobby Sands (Michael Fassbender) and other political prisoners associated…
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Prozac Nation
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Proof
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Princess Mononoke
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Kung Fu Hustle
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The King of Comedy
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King Kong (2005)
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King Arthur
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Kickboxer
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K-Pax
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Just Married
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Jump
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Jefftowne
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Last Days
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The Last Boy Scout
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The Pledge (2001)
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The Piano Teacher (2001)
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The Pianist
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The Iron Giant
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Iron Eagle
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Invasion USA
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Inherit The Wind
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In This World (2002)
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In America
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I, Robot
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I Heart Huckabees
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Igby Goes Down (2002)
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The Hustler
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Flight of the Intruder
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Firewalker
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The Evil That Men Do