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Bill Watters • 02/08/20
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There’s certain things that are often wished for but rarely received, such as a fun time at the dentist, helpful staff at Joanne’s Fabrics, or a good movie based on more than one character from DC Comics. While the start of DC’s latest entry into their cinematic universe, “Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation […]
Rich Cassidy • 02/07/20
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It’s open season on Harley Quinn when her explosive breakup with the Joker puts a big fat target on her back in “Birds of Prey.” Unprotected and on the run, Quinn faces the wrath of narcissistic crime boss Black Mask, his right-hand man, Victor Zsasz, and every other thug in the city. But things soon […]
Bill Watters • 01/24/20
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Have you ever had that moment where someone is so excited to share some gnostic truth and as they expound whatever this newfound cleverness is, you force a smile as it’s something you’ve known for ages? That’s kind of the sensation that keeps on reappearing as you watch “The Gentlemen“, the newest entry in the […]
Bill Watters • 01/09/20
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“Underwater” is a film whose marketing campaign is doing it no favors. Going in, after having seen the trailers, I was expecting it would be a modernest slapdash blend of a greatest hits mash up of “Alien,” “The Abyss.” and “DeepStar Six.” While the trailers don’t let in too much on the story specifics, but […]
Bill Watters • 12/24/19
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As we wind down towards the end of 2019, there have been a lot of really amazing films to reflect on over the course of the year – “Joker“, “Once Upon a Time… In Hollywood“, “Avengers: Endgame“, and others. But the one that stands out among all of them opens on December 25th- “1917.” It’s […]
Bill Watters • 12/19/19
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I’ve been sitting here for a while reflecting on the experience that was seeing Universal Pictures anthropomorphic CGI showcase “Cats” and how to translate it into some kind of coherent review. Let’s go back to the general description in Playbill of the original stage musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber from it’s release back in 1982: Cats […]
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