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Tags archive: Movie Review

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Subtitled I: “Mustang” is a poignant tribute to the significance of sisterhood

June 27, 2018 Claudia Glenn

“Mustang,” a 2015 drama film directed by Deniz Gamze Erügven, depicts the lives of five orphaned sisters living in a conservative, rural Turkish village. It…

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Confessions of an Entertainment Enthusiast I: “Hereditary” passes down the scares

June 15, 2018 Jacob Miltenberg

If you ask anyone what makes a great horror movie, the most likely answer you will get is the amount of jumpscares and the grotesque…

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“Inception” was a summer hit, but is it really as good as we remember?

July 3, 2016 Ryan Ninesling

Upon its release nearly six years ago, “Inception” was all anybody could talk about. The film was unlike anything that had come before it, yet…

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“Central Intelligence” earns applause

June 27, 2016 Madison Heller

This week, I ended up at a movie theatre in Visalia, California, which is about six hours from where I live. Staying here for the…

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‘Adaline’ glides through the decades

April 27, 2015 Chloe Barrett

“Age of Adaline,” a time-defying romance that hit theaters April 24, opens to a birds-eye view of Adaline Bowman (Blake Lively, “Savages”)traversing present-day San Francisco,…

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