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John Woo quietly returns to American theaters with ‘Silent Night’
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Tagged Action, Joel Kinnaman, John Wick: Chapter 4, John Woo, Lionsgate, Mad Max: Fury Road, movies, Silent Night, The Artist, The Raid: Redemption
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‘Godzilla Minus One,’ plus international acclaim
In 1954, less than 10 years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Toho and writer/director Ishirō Honda reconceptualized the attacks as a monster that emerged from the sea, its skin cracked and charred as if by nuclear blast, … Continue reading
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Tagged #godzilla, Godzilla, Godzilla Minus One, Jaws, kaiju, Takashi Yamazaki, toho
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TV tropes continue to invade movies in ‘Leave the World Behind’
Leave the World Behind opens with several shots from space, tracking the sun as it crawls across the sky over the Upper Bay, and many of its chapters start by zooming back out to space as well. At first, the … Continue reading
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Tagged #Netflix, Ethan Hawke, Julia Roberts, Leave the World Behind, Mahershala Ali, Myha'la, Sam Esmail
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‘Dream Scenario’ an explosive joy to watch
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Tagged Dream Scenario, Kristoffer Borgli, Nicolas Cage
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At Disney’s 100th birthday, ‘Wish’ perfectly captures a studio caught between murky past and future
It feels like the Disney logo at their films’ openings has extended longer and longer over the past several years, as if declaring the company’s dominance and overshadowing whatever film it leads by taking up more and more time. Frequently, … Continue reading