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'No Hard Feelings' Is An Outdated Comedy
No Hard Feelings is a film with a premise that belongs to another era.
Blue Jean Is An Effective, If Not Typically Told Tale of Sexuality
Blue Jean is an effective albeit forgettable character piece on sexual identity.
'The Super Mario Bros Movie' Gets Stuck In A Pipe of Nostalgia
Given the circumstances of the 1993 Super Mario movie disaster Nintendo understandably didn't want to take any creative risks. Thus we're given a movie with lots of exterior beauty yet little soul underneath.
'Close' Tells A Sincere, Painful Tale About Childhood
Close is a very human story about childhood relationships that exceeds the typical coming-of-age narrative mechanics.
'You People' Gets Its Conversation Lost in Repetitious Humor
You People is an updated Look Who's Coming to Dinner with the humor of a Judd Apatow comedy.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Exposition
The Multiverse is filled with infinite possibilities, one of them including a serviceable film.
'The Batman' is a triumph of emotion over identity
Is 2022's iteration of the masked vigilante indeed The best Batman? No, But it's a damn good one.
'The Souvenir Part II' is a mirror to the soul
Movies of this level of compassion come only once a year, and here's one of them.
'The True Adventures of Wolfboy' is an adventure in boredom
An exercise in the mundanely familiar, "The True Adventures of Wolfboy" may as well
"Tenet" Is Showing Christopher Nolan's Age
"Tenet" isn't a bad movie by any means, but
"Bill & Ted Face The Music" is A Mostly Excellect Conclusion
With a 29 year wait, is "Bill & Ted Face The Music" worth it?
'Easy Does It' - A Successful Tarantino Love Child
"Easy Does It" is an enormously
