The Iron Claw Is a Beautiful, Tragic Story
The Iron Claw is heartbreaking yet impossible to look away from thanks to the charismatic, moving performances and airy cinematography.
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American Fiction Is Hilarious & Excellent
Writer Cord Jefferson’s directorial debut “American Fiction” is a hilarious and excellent exploration of race and storytelling.
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Eileen Is a Provocative, Staid and Brimming Ride
Eileen feels like an explosion waiting to happen as repressed Eileen makes her first friend and comes alive thanks to two spellbinding performances.
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Candy Cane Lane Is Family Love Wreathed In Holiday Cheer
Candy Cane Lane struggles to balance comedy in some parts, but pulls ahead with a message of togetherness and focusing on what you love.
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Napoleon Is A Sketch That Overstays Its Welcome
Napoleon feels as lifeless as its colors even with occasional comedy. Too much remains elusive about the characters while the tale seems pointless.
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Saltburn Is Dark, Weird, And Hilarious
A dark, weird, and hilarious tale about lust and greed, Saltburn is an intriguing follow-up feature for writer-director Emerald Fennell.
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EXmas Lacks Love, Spirit, and Chemistry in This Holiday Movie
EXmas does not have enough going for it. The lack of connection to the cast with infantile behavior makes the film drag despite promising leads.
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Bottoms Does Serious Scenes Better Than Humor
Bottoms is not a film for everyone. While there are great performances, the writing and minimizing of certain character’s harm pulls the film down.
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Five Nights at Freddy’s Brings The Animatronics To Chilling Life
Five Nights at Freddy’s might be more serious than its game counterpart, but there’s nothing like seeing Freddy, Chica, Foxy, and Bonnie on the big screen.
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Bark Scrapes Up a Tense Film With a Vibrant Background [Fantastic Fest ’23]
Bark is a gradual, suspenseful trek with just a story and two men in the woods. It’s weird in parts, tense in others; a slow burn with a worthwhile ending.
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