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“Fearless Lives Forever.” That is the slogan of the trailer for the film “Bohemian Rhapsody,” and it is indeed suitable. This
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Ashraf Marwan was a double spy for both Israel and Egypt during the 1970’s. He was the son-in-law of Gamal Abdel
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Be prepared to cry a lot and laugh a lot while watching Like Father. Rachel (Kristen Bell ) gets left at
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The Good, The Bad & The Ugly of Andy Warhol’s Filmography
While some may be quick to criticize Warhol’s films and call them “boring” or “dull,” it must be considered the time
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“I Feel Pretty” is Semi-Attractive
In Amy Schumer’s third leading role since 2015, “I Feel Pretty” sees the popular comedian as an insecure woman working a
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“You Were Never Really Here” Showcases Joaquin Phoenix’s Acting Abilities
2017’s gritty thriller “You Were Never Really Here” with lead Joaquin Phoenix adds a notable film to the actor’s already impressive
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“Hereditary” is the Best Thriller of the 2000s
The 2000’s have seen impressive additions to horror cinema, including “The Ring,” the “Saw” franchise, “Orphan” and “Get Out,” and now
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10 Stills Series #1: “The Virgin Suicides”
Sofia Coppola, filmmaker and daughter of legendary director Francis Ford Coppola (“The Godfather”), made her directorial debut with 1999’s “The Virgin
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“Tag” is a Losing Game
While the essence of the film is a touching ode to squandered youth and a chase for eternal childhood, it’s nothing
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“The First Purge” is Unexpectedly Woke
A far cry from the home invasion horror of “The Purge,” the newest addition to the franchise swaps out jump scares
