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Reviews

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  Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto 1954

  

  Matt! ★★★½ 5

  Now that I’m soon sadly putting the kibosh on the Lone Wolf and Cub franchise, I‘d like to find something that might keep its brazen samurai spirit alive. Zatoichi seems…

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  The Red Shoes 1948

  

  Matt! ★★★★½ 8

  Incredible for its time, inspiring wonder and awe through vibrant colors, vast set pieces, hauntingly thunderous music, and magnificent performances. One of those pieces of pure cinematic art that almost…

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  Doug and the Slugs and Me 2022

  

  George Mac ★★★★

  my mom recorded this on dvr by mistake, we all decided to watch it on a whim, and we were very pleasantly surprised by it. we didn’t really know anything…

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  Doug and the Slugs and Me 2022

  

  Chris Campbell ★★★★

  Nostalgic documentary about the first band that I saw perform live and they made a great impression on me. A look at how a local band moves into the broader…

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  Doug and the Slugs and Me 2022

  

  R_Hughes ★★★★½

  This really charmed me. By adding a personal angle to the assorted interviews and vintage footage, Teresa Alfeld takes it a step beyond the standard rock doc. I not only…

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  When a Stranger Calls 1979

  

  DallasFrance ★★½

  A really weak screenplay, like someone was determined to make a film with the line, “The call is coming from inside the house,” but had no other ideas beyond that…

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  The Seventh Seal 1957

  

  Max ★★★★★ 8

  My Favourite Film of All Time!

  100/100

  The Seventh Seal is a film concerning the philosophy of religion that was directed by Ingmar Bergman in 1957. Using visual imagery and…

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  Needful Things 1993

  

  liz71 ★★★★ 4

  This is one of Stephen King's better adaptations with a great cast with a interesting story where a small town's citizens lives are interrupted with a evil, twisted new shop…