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Spencer

Lady Diana Spencer’s life has been one of the most adapted to TV/film from documentaries, movies, and, most recently, the fourth season of The Crown. Now add in, Pablo Larraín’s Spencer. A haunting, melancholy triumph that […]

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Dune Repeats As Box-Office Champion

To the surprise of no one, Dune has repeated as box-office champion. During its second weekend, Dune grossed $15.5 million which is a 62% drop from last weekend. To date, Dune has grossed $69.4 million domestically and after taking in […]

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Halloween Kills

In 1978, John Carpenter’s Halloween laid the foundation for one of the longest-running horror franchises of all time. Since then, there have been 11 films, three different timelines, and one underrated anthology film. While they’re not all […]

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NYFF59: Dune

Every few years, a film arrives that changes the landscape of cinema. Back in 2008, Iron Man was released and, in turn, began the creation of the most profitable franchise of this generation – the Marvel Cinematic […]

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Ghostbusters: Afterlife

As I began to develop my cinematic palette as a young lad, Ivan Reitman’s iconic Ghostbusters aided in that development. Since then, the film has cemented its place as one of my all-time favorite films and one […]

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NYFF59: C’mon C’mon

Two weeks ago, I did not expect any film at this year’s New York Film Festival to surpass the feeling I had upon watching Titane. But, then came along the latest film from director Mike Mills. […]

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NYFF59: The French Dispatch

Throughout his career, Wes Anderson has cemented himself as one of the most eccentric and unique directors working today. Anderson’s visual style and aesthetic are always on full display since his debut film, Bottle Rocket, […]

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Law & Order Revived At NBC

Dick Wolf’s Law & Order franchise has become television juggernaut throughout its history. The franchise has aired over 1000 episodes spread across the original series and its various spinoffs. While Law & Order: Special Victims Unit […]

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NYFF59: The Tragedy of Macbeth

Adaptations of William Shakespeare’s work have been a staple of cinema for decades upon decades. Shakespeare stands as one of the most adapted writers in cinema history. With those adaptations come various interpretations; some good […]

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NYFF59: Bergman Island

If anything attracts my cinephile palette are films that pay tribute to the auteurs of years past. Mia Hansen-Løve’s new film, Bergman Island, immediately grabbed my attention on its title alone. After reading its premise, it […]

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TIFF21: The Humans

Stephen Karam’s Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning play The Humans is one of the most beloved plays in quite a while. So there is no surprise that a film adaptation of the play would be put into motion. […]

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TIFF21: Jagged

Gen Z folks will find it hard to realize how immensely huge Alanis Morissette was in the 1990s. The artist broke the mold with her look and meteoric rise to superstardom after releasing the second […]

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TIFF21: The Survivor

Academy Award winner Barry Levinson is recognized as one of this generation’s most respected filmmakers. With an extensive filmography including Good Morning, Vietnam, Bugsy, Liberty Heights, Sleepers, Wag The Dog, and the Academy Award-winning Rain Man, Levinson has truly […]