Dad / I’m Not Rappaport
Dad was one of those movies that I always revisit during Oscar time. Dick Smith pulled out an Oscar nomination for his continuing work in Old Age make-up. Yet, how…
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Maid in Manhattan
Maid in Manhattan is getting a Blu-ray release from Mill Creek. Knowing the origins of the film as one of the last John Hughes cinematic stories, it makes me wince…
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Color of Magic / The Hogfather
Color of Magic was the first Discworld book, but it was about the 19th adaptation. Playing well with genre favorite Sean Astin, we get to see the roots of where…
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Last Christmas
Last Christmas hit theaters and quickly caught the Internet’s attention for about 10 days. Anymore, that’s enough to impress most people. When dealing with media saturation and the desire to…
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Harriet [Blu-ray review]
Harriet is a film that I’m still shocked is having a bit of a resurgence. How many times are we going to get mature takes on historical figures that paint…
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White Snake [Blu-ray Review]
White Snake was a film that I think I saw 5 times by now. For some reason, I’m getting sent a ton of anime and it’s usually the newer stuff…
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The Nightingale
Best Film of 2019: #25 The Nightingale The Nightingale is a film that hits all of my soft spots. Historical fiction, angry revenge film and outdoor mission movie all wrapped…
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Reservation Road / Return to Paradise
Reservation Road is one of those pretentious drama movies that Focus used to pad out their release schedules with for a few years. This time, it’s a tale of redemption…
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Jay and Silent Bob Reboot
Jay and Silent Bob Reboot proved one thing to me. I had grown beyond what I loved about the View Askewniverse, as much as I had not. When you watch…
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