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Latest Reviews
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From its shocking beginning to its emotionally powerful conclusion, Two Ways Home grabs your heart and won’t let go. The story follows Kathy, a woman living with a bi-polar disorder, who returns to her farm home in Iowa after being arrested and spending time in jail for...
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The #metoo movement wouldn’t stand a chance in John Shaft’s world. This most badass private detective to ever don a leather duster gets a modern-day update in Tim Story’s revisit to the Shaft franchise that kicked off the blaxploitation movement back in the early ’70s. If...
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A gorgeous gal, a blonde Australian hunk, a cute little alien and spectacular special effects: what more do you want in an action, sci-fi film that cost $110 million to make? It’s all there on the screen in Sony Pictures/ Columbia Pictures spectacular re-boot Men in Black International....
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What do you get when you combine the edginess of Bridesmaids, the humor of My Best Friend’s Wedding, and the heart of When Harry Met Sally? Answer: Plus One, a clever romantic comedy about two longtime friends facing lots of weddings who become each other’s...
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Below are more soundtrack poems of recent and archival releases.
8 1/2 (Nino Rota, 1963) *** The journey from first story concept to post-production can involve a leap of faith. Burdened by studio demands for success as well as their own ambitions,...
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As a special Father’s Day treat, beginning on Tuesday, June 11th, Movie Addict Headquarters is presenting an ON DEMAND encore discussion of A Twist of Lemmon, the acclaimed book Chris Lemmon wrote about his father Jack Lemmon, one of Hollywood’s greatest movie stars. Chris has...
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Grab-Bag Review
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Sometimes being a film critic can be hazardous to your health. Having to review License To Wed is one of those times. My head aches simply thinking about this comedy fiasco -- and I’ve already taken two doses of a strong...
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