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Movie Review – Gladiator II
Posted on: Nov. 11, 2024
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11/8-11/10 – VENOM: THE LAST DANCE Three-Peats at #1
Posted on: Nov. 10, 2024
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Lionsgate CEO on ‘Borderlands’ Box Office Disaster: ‘Nearly Everything That Could Go Wrong, Did Go Wrong’
Posted on: Nov. 07, 2024
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Why Did Warner Bros. Bury Clint Eastwood’s New Movie?
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Gladiator II
Ridley Scott displays his prodigious gifts for violence and camp in this Roman sequel, but there’s a lot of filler.
Read More >>The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
A cadre of feral siblings teach a small town the true meaning of Christmas in a rare faith-based film that doesn’t oversell its message.
Read More >>Red One
This search-and-rescue tale of a kidnapped Santa Claus doesn’t reinvent the action-movie wheel, but it’s a fun spin on holiday tropes.
Read More >>Here
Robert Zemeckis’ fixed-camera observation of the passage of time is a slick and profoundly shallow movie aching for depth.
Read More >>Venom: The Last Dance
Nothing means anything in the conclusion of Tom Hardy’s comic-book trilogy, which makes it either a complete waste of time or a superhero movie in its purest form.
Read More >>Exhibiting Forgiveness
In his feature-film debut, painter Titus Kaphar exhibits his talents as a visual artist, if not as a screenwriter.
Read More >>Saturday Night
Jason Reitman’s print-the-legend look behind the scenes of the birth of a legendary comedy TV fixture succeeds on its breathless “let’s put on a show” energy.
Read More >>Hard Truths
Mike Leigh returns from a lengthy excursion shooting period films to the kind of chamber piece he excels in, in ‘Hard Truths’, a small story about family dysfunction magnified into high drama by Mariane Jean-Baptiste’s formidable lead performance as a wife and mother going over the edge.
Read More >>White Bird
This platitude-heavy infomercial for kindness benefits from strong performances and handsome production design.
Read More >>Conclave
Oscar-winner Edward Berger’s papal thriller is flashy, pulpy, yet empty entertainment.
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