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Reviews

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  A Fool and His Money 1912

  

  Jackson ★★★★

  Even if you disregard the fact that this is the first narrative film with an all-Black cast, directed by Alice Guy-Blache, the first female director, this is still a great…

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  The Amazing Maurice 2022

  

  Tumbletoppel ★★★½ 1

  The animated movie of the moment is out in Americans theaters, so I was curious to check this out. This is from Viva Pictures, who’s slate is…not the best and…

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  Skinamarink 2022

  

  𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 🌷 ★★

  Last minute was easily the scariest bit to me but while I commend the effort of rest of it, I couldn’t help but be bored to tears. Also couldn’t stop…

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  Magic Mike XXL 2015

  

  Matt Singer ★★★★ 1

  Viewed back to back, XXL is clearly better than the originalMagic Mike. Jettisoning Pettyfer, McConaughey, and Horn’s characters eliminates the clichéd drugs-and-greed-were-his-undoing storyline that drags down the second half of…

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  The Fallout 2021

  

  Lucy Alice 🌿 ★★★★

  The Fallout was done so darn well. There was a presence of fragility- that was just let to grow and transform throughout. Vulnerability and strength set amongst an upsetting subject,…

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  Almost Famous 2000

  

  ram<3 ★★★★½

  ⚠️TW: ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS JUMPSCARE⚠️

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  Elvis 2022

  

  Christophe Schollaert ★★★★ 2

  With Elvis (2022) I have now watched five of the ten movies that are nominated in the oscar category Best Picture of the Year.

  My current ranking would be:
  1.…

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  Knock at the Cabin 2023

  

  marcricov ★★★★

  The best cinematic metaphor for gay panic, ever. Loved how the apocalyptic beats played out like clockwork and how the concept of self-defence is weaponised on a universal scale. Not entirely…