‘Critical Thinking’ is a smart and solid directing debut from John Leguizamo, tackling cultural and racial subtext within the world of chess.
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What The Release Date Delay Of ‘No Time To Die’ Means For Other Upcoming Films
by Jacob Fisherby Jacob FisherMarch 12 Update 2: Disney has now officially delayed the release of ‘Mulan’, ‘New…
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The 2020 Oscars: Where to Watch all the Nominated Films
by Courtney Leby Courtney LeThe 92nd Academy Awards will air tomorrow, February 9th at 5pm Pacific Standard Time.…
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Sundance 2020: ‘Sergio’ Review – Wagner Moura and Ana de Armas Carry Netflix’s New Biopic
Netflix’s new biopic, Sergio, follows the life of the famed Brazilian United Nations diplomat…
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‘Happy Happy Joy Joy: The Ren & Stimpy Story’ Review – Ethics Get Questioned by the Ugly Truths of a Beloved Cartoon
‘Happy Happy Joy Joy: The Ren & Stimpy Story’ is a solid documentary that questionably spends too much time with an abuser.
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No other film this year will take you on an emotional ride like Jumbo-…
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BAFTA Preview – Willem Dafoe BAFTA: A Life in Pictures
by Ben Rolphby Ben Rolph‘BAFTA A Life in Pictures’ is a long-running series of interviews conducted live in…
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BAFTA Preview: Noah Baumbach, Robert Eggers, Céline Sciamma – BAFTA Screenwriters Lectures
by Ben Rolphby Ben Rolph2019 marks the tenth year of BAFTA’s annual Screenwriters Lecture Series. Taking place at…
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Jojo Rabbit, Waves review – London Film Festival 2019 Final Reviews
by Ben Rolphby Ben RolphOverwhelmed with the sheer amount of films that played at the BFI London Film…
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Forget Endgame, This is the Superhero Story we Need – Editor Wyatt Smith Talks on ‘Harriet’ (Exclusive TIFF 2019 Interview)
by Ben Rolphby Ben RolphWith the countless amount of historical-figure biopics that are churned out each year, It’s…