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Latest Reviews
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Veteran filmmaker Terry Gilliam deserves praise for completing The Man Who Killed Don Quixote, a project besieged with what I thought were unsurmountable obstacles. In fact, I’m quite surprised he actually finished the film. But I’m also happy we can now see his long-awaited movie....
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I was invited to see Breakthrough for the first time months before it hit the theaters, and I had no clue how much it would move me. The film is about Joyce Smith (Chrissy Metz) and her husband Brian (Josh Lucas) who adopted a young boy, named him John, and looked forward to happy...
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Noah Centineo and Laura Marano, co-stars of The Perfect Date, are perfectly cast in this romantic comedy about how friendship can turn into something even stronger. I became a Centineo fan while watching To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. Happily, he lives up to my...
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The various gears, moving parts and materials which allow the engine of a film to find its rhythm can be elusive. Director Guillermo Del Toro tried twice to bring Hellboy to life, yet I felt there was room for improvement. Actually, there's a soul of electricity behind...
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I watched Easter Parade last Sunday night on TCM for the umpteenth time, and it made me think about how magical Judy Garland is on screen. I believe she’s the most remarkable personality in the history of motion pictures. She could do it all -- sing, dance, act in comedies...
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Poet T.S. Eliot wrote that April is the cruelest month, but for Movie Addict Headquarters it’s the most humorous one. That’s why we are presenting a “Top Film Comedians Encore” show as our On Demand episode from April 14 through April 29. We are dedicating this episode to our dear...
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As a fan of Debbie Reynolds and her daughter Carrie Fisher, I want to thank HBO, Fisher Stevens, Alexis Bloom and Todd Fisher for Bright Lights, a poignant documentary revealing how the lives of these two iconic showbiz...
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