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‘Merrily We Roll Along’ Proshot Review: Broadway’s Hottest Ticket In a Cinema Near You

The news that the hottest recent ticket on Broadway – Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s Merrily We Roll Along, directed by Maria Friedman and led by the powerhouse trio of Jonathan Groff, Daniel Radcliffe, and Lindsay Mendez from September 2023 to July 2024 – would be professionally filmed and released …

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Sisu: Road to Revenge – Depraved, Gruesome and Ridiculous, But Viscerally Entertaining

Jalmari Helander’s blood-soaked Sisu was a true hidden gem. A Finnish answer John Wick or Rambo, the title is a fitting one: it comes from a Finnish concept with no exact English translation, yet roughly means a unique kind of resilience that allows one to overcome the most extreme of …

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‘After the Hunt’ Movie Review: All That Remains of This Hunt is Just the Deafening Void of Pretense

My expectations for Luca Guadagnino’s After the Hunt were, I confess, moderate, but they leaned toward cautious optimism. I like most of his films, with Challengers being my favorite, and I generally admire his work, even if I don’t consider myself an unconditional fan. However, the initial reception of this …

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Interview: Yuvi Hecht on the Fantastical Themes of Revisiting the Past in ‘A Big, Bold, Beautiful Journey’

In the heartfelt film A Big, Bold, Beautiful Journey, two strangers, David (Colin Farrell) and Sarah (Margot Robbie), are linked by a fantastical adventure that forces them to revisit key moments from their past. As they journey back in time, they are confronted with the choices and experiences that shaped …

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‘Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ is Visually Beautiful and Emotionally Deep (Film Review)

I stumbled upon Demon Slayer when it first premiered in America back in 2019, thanks to a friend who was obsessed with anime. While I cut my teeth on series such as Pokémon, Digimon, and Sailor Moon as an adolescent, it had been decades since I actively chose an anime to watch in my …

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Spider-Man’s Brand New Day Suit Reveal Feels Like a Return to Form

Sony and Marvel Studios revealed Tom Holland’s new Spider-Man suit for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and it looks like a return to the grounded, classic Peter Parker fans know and love. Here’s a breakdown of the new look, what it means for the character, and everything we know about the film so far.

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‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ Movie Review: A Hollow Scream into the Void

I’ve never truly connected with the I Know What You Did Last Summer franchise. Even when the 1997 original tried riding the success of Scream, it always felt like a lesser echo. The iconic image of the hook-wielding fisherman, the soaked streets of Southport, and that unforgettable scream – “What …

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‘I’m Still Here’ Film Review – Fernanda Torres is Riveting

Brazilian cinema has always been known for exploring the country’s turbulent history and coming forward with hard-hitting stories. Be it the City of God or Four Days in September, cinema has been one of the most powerful mediums for shedding light on Brazil’s socio-political struggles, unearthing raw, unfiltered narratives that …

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‘Paddington in Peru’ Review: Villain Centric Sequel Misses the Mark

While it is to be praised that so many dads are making movies for children these days, it does rather mean the dads are centering themselves in the movies, instead of the children for whom the movies are supposedly made. This is very frustrating, not least when it’s clear that …

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‘Venom: The Last Dance’ is the Best of a Messy Trilogy (Review)

What is there to say about Sony’s Spider-Man Universe? A franchise that once ruled the world has now become a mixed bag of incredible highs and abysmal lows. On one hand, we have films like Across the Spider-Verse and Spider-Man: No Way Home, which joined the ranks of the original …

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‘The Garfield Movie’ Review: Simple, Light-Hearted Fun for the Whole Family

2024 has been characterized by a scarcity of animated releases, but with a good standard of quality thus far. From the rich, complex Orion and the Dark to the fun, touching IF, I’ve enjoyed most animated flicks – whether hybrid or full – up to this point. Despite growing up …

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‘Darkness of Man’ Interview with Director James Cullen Bressack

Director James Cullen Bressack’s new film, Darkness of Man, is now out on digital. It’s an action thriller that stars Jean-Claude Van Damme along with Kristanna Loken, Emerson Min, and Sticky Fingaz. Darkness of Man is the story of a a washed-up former Interpol operative named Russell Hatch (played by …

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‘Darkness of Man’ Kristanna Loken on blending action and emotion

Kristanna Lokken is no stranger to the silver screen, having made a name for herself opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger as the villainess T-X in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. Darkness of Man, the latest film from James Cullen Bressack, has the talented actress playing a role opposite another action star …

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‘One More Shot’ Review: A No-Holds-Barred DTV Spectacle

James Nunn’s One Shot had the biggest potential out of any direct-to-video actioner Scott Adkins led in so long: an action film staged like a one-take in which Adkins would topple as many baddies as possible as if the audience were playing a video game. And while it certainly contained its moments of pure spectacle, …

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