All Aboard! ‘The Harvey Girls’ Reviewed On Blu-Ray
In this first-rate musical from director, George Sidney, some people come to Sandrock to work. Susan (Judy Garland) is there
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‘Estella Scrooge’ Reviewed: A New Musical Take On Charles Dickens’ Classics
There are a lot of things to be thankful for this year but, in terms of entertainment, there’s no show
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‘Pennyworth’ S02 E02 Review: ‘The Burning Bridge’
PR is the word of the day on this week’s Pennyworth, as everyone on both sides of the London Siege
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‘Total Control’ Season 1, Episode 1 Review
Chances are if you watch Australian television then you’re probably familiar with actress, Deborah Mailman (and if you don’t watch
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Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s ‘Cary Grant Collection’
The first thing to know about Frank Tuttle’s Ladies Should Listen is that the title is actually really clever. It
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‘Pennyworth’ Review: Season 2, Episode 1 – ‘The Heavy Crown’
It’s been over a year since we last saw Alfred Pennyworth. On the show, too. Season two is set a
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Audio Drama Review: ‘Doctor Who: The Flying Dutchman/Displaced’
Doctor Who: The Flying Dutchman / Displaced Directed by Samuel Clemens Starring Sylvester McCoy (The Doctor), Sophie Aldred (Ace), and
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Christmas With A Dash Of Manipulation: ‘The Shop Around the Corner’ Reviewed
Christmas gets more commercial every year. Charlie Brown lamented it in A Charlie Brown Christmas and it’s no less true
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Cartoon Saloon Completes Its Irish Folklore Trilogy: Apple TV+’s ‘Wolfwalkers’ Advance Review
For fans of Irish mythology, a new Cartoon Saloon movie is an event. While Wolfwalkers doesn’t quite measure up to
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Advanced Review: Homophobia In MMA Addressed In AfterShock Comics’ ‘Kill A Man’
Twenty years ago, Xavier Mayne fought DJ Bellyi and Bellyi died from the injuries he sustained. During the fight Bellyi
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Thinning Out The Love Triangle – ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch: Something Wicked’ #4 Reviewed
Harvey Kinkle is as much a staple of Sabrina stories as Salem. While that’s not to say Sabrina hasn’t dated
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Find Out Why Everyone’s Excited About ‘Dune’ With ‘Dune: The Graphic Novel, Book 1’
Kyle MacLachlan with those tubes coming out of his nose. The giant worm. Sting in a futuristic dance belt. After
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Let The ‘Happiest Season’ Begin: An Advanced Review Of Clea DuVall’s New Film
Before Harper (Mackenzie Davis) invited her to spend Christmas with her family, Abby (Kristen Stewart) was ready to sit Christmas
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‘I Hate Suzie’ But Billie Piper Rocks In The New HBO Max Series
I Love Lucy. Everyone Loves Raymond. I Hate Suzie. On the title card it’s even ‘I Hate Suzie” with a
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Incest Or Murder? ‘I Start Counting’ Reviewed
Is it incest if you’re adopted? That’s what Wynne (Jenny Agutter) would like to know, but setting aside the (possible)
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Seijun Suzuki’s Arthouse Masterpieces — ‘The Taisho Trilogy’ Reviewed
After being treated terribly by film studio Nikkatsu (for whom Suzuki would create some of his most popular pictures, including
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Isn’t It Romantic? A Review Of The Movie Musical, ‘Love Me Tonight’
Paris. The city of romance and, in Rouben Mamoulian’s musical, Love Me Tonight, the city where music is sung like
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When Peter Cushing Was The Doctor — The ‘Doctor Who’ Films Reviewed
It’s easy to watch Dr. Who and the Daleks today and forget what a big deal it would’ve been to
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A Rocky Magic Carpet Ride: ‘The Wonders Of Aladdin’ Reviewed
There are two kinds of people who get three wishes: the kind that can make their dreams come true and
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: Quick Takes And Top 5 Films
Yalda, a Night for Forgiveness Written and Directed by Massoud Bakhshi What if trials were carried out like American Idol,
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Film Review — ‘Koko-Di, Koko-Da’
Music boxes are supposed to be comforting. You wind one up at night to lull yourself to sleep. The things
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Night of the Kings’ Reviewed
Night of the Kings Written and Directed by Philippe Lacôte We never learn Roman’s real name. “Roman” is what the inmates
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Pink Skies Ahead’ Reviewed
Pink Skies Ahead Written and Directed by Kelly Oxford While most people have probably heard of the walk and talk from
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Black Bear’ Reviewed
Black Bear Written and Directed by Lawrence Michael Levine Any writer who’s ever responded to a writing prompt knows there
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Preparations To Be Together For An Unknown Period Of Time’ Reviewed
Preparations to Be Together for an Unknown Period of Time Written and Directed by Lili Horvát What if Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Sylvie’s Love’ Reviewed
Sylvie’s Love Written and Directed by Eugene Ashe If there was an award for most beautiful looking film in this
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Ema’ Reviewed
Ema Directed by Pablo Larraín Screenplay by Pablo Larraín, Guillermo Calderón, and Alejandro Moreno No one is going to argue with the
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘The House Of Us’ Reviewed
Written and Directed by Yoon Ga-eun Before we meet Hana’s parents, we hear them. While her older brother, Chan (Ahn
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘The Boy Behind The Door’ Reviewed
The Boy Behind the Door Written and Directed by David Charbonier and Justin Powell From la de da, look at
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘Little Fish’ Reviewed
Little Fish Directed by Chad Hartigan Screenplay by Mattson Tomlin After missing Olivia Cooke’s film, Thoroughbreds, at the Philadelphia Film Festival
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29th Philadelphia Film Festival: ‘One Of These Days’ Reviewed
One of These Days Written and Directed by Bastian Günther What would you do for a new car? As recently
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