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Where’d You Go, Bernadette

By Robert Joseph Butler|2019-08-21T16:52:51+00:0008/21/2019|

About 15 mins through Richard Linklater's adaptation of Maria Semple's popular novel "Where'd You Go, Bernadette" you instantly know you are in for one painful ride. Everything from the [...]

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Ma

By Ben Rothrock|2019-06-03T06:51:17+00:0006/03/2019|

Bullying is an issue that affects people everywhere. In terms of films and TV, it’s mostly depicted in schools with kids, even though it does exist pretty much everywhere. For [...]

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Wonder Park

By Ben Rothrock|2019-03-16T03:12:30+00:0003/16/2019|

Imagination is something that every kid has. There is no question about that. When you’re young, you’re view of the world isn’t as well-rounded as when you’re an adult. As [...]

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Serenity (2019)

By Noah Damron|2019-01-24T22:47:37+00:0001/24/2019|

Serenity is a difficult film to review. It’s not rare for a films marketing to sell you something completely different from the final product. As a reviewer, I try to [...]

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Tulip Fever

By Noah Damron|2017-09-02T00:08:40+00:0009/02/2017|

Tulip Fever (2017, USA, UK, d. Justin Chadwick, 107 minutes) 1.5/4 Stars Tulip Fever is a hot mess, there’s no way of getting around it. As a film [...]

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Remember

By Jesse Stringer|2016-03-23T18:21:58+00:0003/23/2016|

Remember (2016, Canada/Germany, d. Atom Egoyan, 94 Minutes) By Jesse Stringer Remember follows the character of Zev Guttman, an elderly man suffering from dementia who also happens [...]

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Regression

By Jesse Stringer|2016-03-07T14:36:59+00:0003/07/2016|

Regression (2016, Canada/Spain, d. Alejandro Amenábar, 106 Minutes) by Jesse Stringer In the early 90’s, there was a sudden outbreak in paranoia over a speculated increase in [...]

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