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Ad Astra Review
With echoes of Kubrick, Nolan, and even Malick, Ad Astra is a film that reaches for the stars in more ways than one.
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Downton Abbey Review
Downton Abbey is like a pleasant high school reunion. You catch up with some old friends, have a few laughs, and then return to your life.
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Hustlers Review
Between The Boy Next Door, Enough, and Gigli, the bad movies in Lopez’s filmography undeniably outweigh the good. In Hustlers, however, we’re reminded why she became a movie star.
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The Goldfinch Review
Considering how much ground Donna Tartt’s 784-page novel covered, this story would’ve found more of an identity as a miniseries. At feature length, though, The Goldfinch seems unsure what it wants to say.
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It Chapter Two Review
While the pacing and effects hold It Chapter Two back from being a great movie, it maintains the heart that made Chapter One so special.
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Brittany Runs a Marathon Review
If you’ve ever felt insecure about your weight – or have battled insecurity in general – Brittany Runs a Marathon is sure to resonate with you.
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Aquarela Review
Film is a visual medium and Aquarela takes full advantage of that.
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Ready or Not Review
The best way to describe Ready or Not is Clue meets You’re Next with a hint of Game Night.
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The Peanut Butter Falcon Review
The Peanut Butter Falcon was directly inspired by Huck Finn, but the two leads mold it into one of 2019’s most original movies.
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The Kitchen Review
The Kitchen is a solid crime drama carried by the intense direction of Andrea Berloff, an infectious soundtrack, and a well-oiled, women-led ensemble.