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  • Red Joan Review

    Red Joan Review

    Red Joan is an informative and engaging film that’s worth checking out, even if it’s shy of being the fascinating character study we could’ve gotten.

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  • The Chaperone Review

    The Chaperone Review

    The Chaperone doesn’t reach the heights of Downton Abbey’s best seasons, but it does capture much of the same charm and intrigue.

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  • Missing Link Review

    Missing Link Review

    Being a Laika production, Missing Link is another visual wonder that leaves the audience in constant awe of its craft.

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  • Hellboy Review

    Hellboy Review

    Whether you’re comparing it to del Toro’s films or viewing it as a standalone entity, Hellboy is a mess and it’ll probably take another reboot to reignite the flame.

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  • Pet Sematary Review

    Pet Sematary Review

    Remakes don’t always work, but Pet Sematary is was one old story worth unearthing.

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  • Shazam! Review

    Shazam! Review

    Shazam! is not only one of the best DC movies, but one of the best modern comic book adaptations, which is saying a lot given how oversaturated the market is with superheroes.

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  • Us Review

    Us Review

    With his follow-up movie, Us, Jordan Peele further proves that he’s the real deal, cementing his place one of modern filmmaking’s finest.

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  • The Aftermath Review

    The Aftermath Review

    It’s hard to talk about The Aftermath without comparing it to another film about a love triangle set against a World War II backdrop: Casablanca.

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  • Happy Death Day 2U Review

    Happy Death Day 2U Review

    Just when it looks like Happy Death Day 2U may run the risk of literally repeating itself, the screenplay flips the formula on its head and takes us to uncharted territory.

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  • Alita: Battle Angel Review

    Alita: Battle Angel Review

    Like the best modern examples of 3D film, though, Alita: Battle Angel was brought to the silver screen through the lens of a Fusion Camera System, helping to immerse the audience in the vibrant action.

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