Iron Boy is the rare animated movie that tells a story easily suitable for live action.
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Iron Boy is the rare animated movie that tells a story easily suitable for live action.
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Chronovisor isn’t the sole movie in theaters now to turn down the dialogue in the sound mix.
Continue reading “In Space No One Can Hear You Speak”
Every so often, a process-focused movie comes along that critics love to say brings to cinematic life the experience of a being a researcher.
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Two new documentaries reaffirm a trinity of my niche artistic beliefs.
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Onslaught is provocation for normies.
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Hanging by a Wire deserves the Fall branding more than Fall 2: Deadpoint.
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At a time when so much horror goes the elevated route, it’s almost refreshing — emphasis on almost — that the Insidious franchise stays true to the genre’s history of spewing out an endless series of repetitively-formulaic installments.
Continue reading “Insidious Indeed”
A conventional version of I Want Your Sex would’ve brought back Chase Sui Wonder’s Apple to serve up a third-act ethical comeuppance and/or redemption.
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Marvel has turned the device of a post-credit scene into a punchline.
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Motor City made me realize that the Sabanification of the action mainstream will result in my biggest bugaboo with the genre becoming even more difficult to overcome.
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