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Mary Anne Butler • 11/02/18
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Bohemian Rhapsody was very, very long, but at the same time, felt like it was missing so much. I could speak at length about my personal disappointment with the film, but judging something on what it could have been vs what it is maybe isn’t so fair. Yes, Rami Maleck is good as Freddie Mercury. […]
Mary Anne Butler • 10/17/18
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Did we REALLY need another Halloween film in the franchise? This is a tough question, which really is up to the viewer to answer. The original John Carpenter Halloween is unmatched, but 2018’s true TRIBUTE ain’t no slouch. This will be as spoiler-free as I can make it, because there are some good twisty bits within the film […]
Mary Anne Butler • 10/02/18
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A Star Is Born will fill your heart, break it, and use the art of Kintsugi with the resulting pieces. Everyone pretty much knew the 2018 retelling of A Star Is Born was going to be something special, especially when Lady Gaga was attached to star. The true unknown was 4-time Oscar nominee Bradley Cooper directing for the […]
Mary Anne Butler • 08/24/18
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We had such high hopes for Brian Henson‘s The Happytime Murders. While it wasn’t horrible (although current critical reception would paint it that way), there will be a certain type of audience who just won’t like it. The film is sort of to puppets what Team America: World Police was to marionettes, not your average children’s fare. This […]
Mary Anne Butler • 08/09/18
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This reviewer has been waiting [impatiently] for the film adaptation of Steve Alten‘s novel “The Meg” for many, many years. Remember that Disney had actually optioned the title as far back as the 90’s, and it’s been sitting at the bottom of the development-hell ocean for decades. Imagine my absolute delight when word came down […]
Mary Anne Butler • 07/27/18
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There have been 6 Mission: Impossible films starring Tom Cruise now, and they continue to be landmarks in action achievement and stunts. There is no possible way to argue that point [DON’T @ US].  Chrisopther McQuarrie‘s handling of the franchise also cannot be overstated. I first and foremost must say that Mission: Impossible- Rogue Nation has been my favorite […]
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