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TOO MANY BEASTS Review: Never Boaring But A Little Hammy

Introduction Sometimes at a film festival, you just have to watch a movie because that's what you can get to see at the time. This...

THE SOCIAL RECKONING Review: Like And Share

Sorkin My favorite thing about writer/director Aaron Sorkin is his ability to frame complicated topics in ways that are easily understood. Whether it's A Few...

GIRL IN THE NIGHT Review: How To Make A Superhero Movie Fun Again

Introduction  The superhero genre has kind of been played out over the last few years. Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) was a very good movie,...

A Shorthand to WISDOM OF HAPPINESS: We Review the New Documentary

Producers Richard Gere and Owen Moverman, in conjunction with the Walo Kamm Foundation, have joined together to bring us Wisdom of Happiness, a documentary...

PRACTICAL MAGIC 2 Review: An Embarrassment Of Witches

Practical Magic I very recently learned that Practical Magic (1998) might be a cult favorite. At first, I thought this was a preposterous notion. I...

SUNSET BOULEVARD: The Making Of The Billy Wilder Classic

Premise Before legendary director Billy Wilder moved to Los Angeles and began to direct iconic Hollywood movies, he was a big fan of them. While...

CASINO ROYALE (2006): Becoming Bond Twenty Years Later

Twenty years after it hit screens in November 2006, Casino Royale still feels like the moment that the James Bond series remembered what it...

THE DOG STARS: Another Take On Ridley Scott’s Latest Film

Introduction By and large, the apocalypse feels a little played out as a subject. Between the zompocalypse, plagues, and war, it has been a subject...