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Bill Watters • 07/27/19
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Quentin Tarantino is one of cinema’s contemporary auteurs. When you’re going into a Tarantino film, you have a strong sense of what you’re in for – a highly stylized, violent, mythic version of the world. His pantheon of “Kill Bill,” “Hateful Eight,” “Django Unchained,” “Pulp Fiction,” and others all fit into that genre. Now with […]
Bill Watters • 07/13/19
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Stuber is one of those contemporary action movies that you can take almost anyone to see.
Bill Watters • 07/05/19
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When Ari Aster hit the scene last year with his feature film debut, Hereditary, he made an immediate mark with horror critics by setting what many took to be a fresh approach to his pacing and tone. Now he’s back with his sophomore outing, Midsommar, and his unique approach continues to evolve and in its […]
Bill Watters • 07/02/19
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"Marvel: Endgame" may have been the last of the main Avengers arc, but "Spider-Man: Far From Home" showcases that Marvel's presence on the big screen is anything but fading.
Bill Watters • 06/28/19
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“Yesterday“, starring Himesh Patel in his first theatrical role is an interesting entry into the wish-fulfillment family of films. Patel stars as Jack Malik, a bottom rung pub musician who plays Beatles covers to crowds of nearly a half dozen (and most of those his friends). One day he wakes up to find that the […]
Bill Watters • 06/17/19
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The last several days of news cycles have included more than a few articles espousing the levels of graphic sex, nudity, drug abuse, and general debauchery to be found in HBO’s latest teen drama, Euphoria. The full-frontal penis count seems to nearly overshadowed much of the rest of the discourse. Every few years there’s a […]
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