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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
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Lionsgate CEO on ‘Borderlands’ Box Office Disaster: ‘Nearly Everything That Could Go Wrong, Did Go Wrong’
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Why Did Warner Bros. Bury Clint Eastwood’s New Movie?
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Night Swim
This haunted-swimming-pool thriller goes from creepy to ridiculous and back again, but as January-dumped horror films go, it’s a cut above.
Read More >>Alonso Duralde’s Top 10 Films of 2023
From personal journeys of discovery to man’s inhumanity to man, the stories shared in the films of 2023 speak to our moment in history and will continue to do so for generations to come.
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Alonso Duralde’s Top 10 Films of 2023
From personal journeys of discovery to man’s inhumanity to man, the stories shared in the films of 2023 speak to our moment in history and will continue to do so for generations to come.
Read More >>Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
This superhero sequel represents something never-before-seen in cinema: a boring James Wan movie.
Read More >>The Color Purple
Alice Walker’s saga of sisterhood and survival becomes a rousing and heartfelt screen musical.
Read More >>The Boy and the Heron
At age 82, Hayao Miyazaki proves once again that he’s our greatest living animator with this haunting tale of a boy on a mystical adventure in WWII-era Japan.
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Wonka
Musical prequel manages to find the sweet spot between the wicked psychedelia of the original Willy Wonka and the feel-good delights of the director’s Paddington movies.
Read More >>Wish
What was clearly designed to be a victory lap for Disney’s 100th anniversary will be mostly forgotten by the time the studio turns 101.
Read More >>Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé
More a retrospective documentary than a traditional concert film, this souvenir of Beyoncé’s recent smash tour will delight fans who want a peek behind the scenes even as those peeks occasionally distract from the artist’s extraordinary stagecraft.
Read More >>Napoleon
While this sumptuously mounted production delivers as a sweeping war epic, one hopes Ridley Scott’s promised director’s cut will fill in the emotional and historical blanks.
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