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Latest Reviews
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I watched The Breaker Upperers because Jemaine Clement was listed as a cast member. He makes me laugh so much in “The Flight of the Concords” on TV! But, attention all Clement fans, he appears only briefly in this New Zealand comedy about two best friends and their unique...
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I hope there's a sequel. While some films can stand alone, Robert Rodriguez's Alita: Battle Angel deserves a follow-up. Although certain elements strike one as a tease, including the sporadic yet well handled action sequences, the main storyline proves noteworthy.
Alita...
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Berlin, I Love You, the latest offering in the City of Love franchise, ends up as a mixed bag. However, because three of the ten stories presented touched me deeply -- and the ending pulled everything together so beautifully, I feel the movie is definitely worth seeing. Also, terrific...
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Fear the snowplow! Though that's not the central message in Hans Petter Moland’s Cold Pursuit, it is certainly a bit of good advice that goes unheeded by a number of hapless victims in this quirky noir thriller that turns the genre on its head with a barrage of wry...
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Beginning February 18, Movie Addict Headquarters presents a popular On Demand discussion of Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, the 1967 groundbreaking film about parents whose attitudes about race are challenged when their daughter brings home a fiancé who...
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On February 12, Movie Addict Headquarters invites you to listen and sing along to some beautiful movie love songs performed by an all-star cast including Debbie Reynolds, Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney, Bryan Ferry, Rita Graham, Alice Faye, and Lucie Arnaz. The songs...
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Grab-Bag Review
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Filmmaker Sofia Coppola introduces viewers to a naïve teenage girl not ready to be Queen of France in Marie Antoinette, a movie more in tune with the 21st century than the historic time in which Marie lived. Think Pretty...
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