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Sunday, Jul 7

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THE SECRET ART OF HUMAN FLIGHT Review: Indie Dramedy About Grief, Hope and Effective Techniques for Alienating Neighbours

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Directed by H.P. Mendoza, the film stars Grant Rosenmeyer, Paul Raci, Maggie Grace, Lucy DeVito, and Sendhil Ramamurthy.

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Blu-ray Review: “Godzilla Minus One”

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Godzilla Minus One has become a genuine phenomenon even in America, where it quickly became the highest-grossing Japanese language film of all time.

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Film Review: “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F.”

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Not sure if Murphy will ever revisit Axel Foley again but if this film is any indication, it would be a most welcome return.

Film Review: “Despicable Me 4”

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Illumination Studios continues to equal, if not occasionally surpass, Pixar as the leader in animated films and “Despicable Me 4” is no exception.

JUNE ZERO Review: Never Again, and Yet

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This is a good movie, objectively. The shots are creative, the actors talented, the story heavy. What do I mean by that? That at one point the carpet becomes a film reel, that June Zero weaves together three different perspectives, that…

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Laapataa Ladies: Sparsh Shrivastava aka Deepak REACTS to film's success; talks about 'I love you' scene with Phool Kumari

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Kiran Rao's directorial Laapataa Ladies back by Aamir Khan Productions has been receiving rave reviews and lots of love from fans and critics on social media. The film follows the story of two newly-wed brides who get exchanged during a…

Film Review: “Inside Out 2”

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The animation, as to be expected, is brilliantly rendered and the story smart and captivating. While it doesn’t pack the emotional wallop of “IF,” it’s still a great film to take the fmily to.

BiFan 2024 Review: BASE STATION, Paranoia Reigns in Dystopian Indie Sci-fi from Talent to Watch

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After impressing many viewers and critics two years ago with his wildly original debut film The Fifth Thoracic Vertebra, Park Syeyoung returns to BiFan with his second feature, Base Station, which he co-directed with artist and filmmaker…

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Despicable Me 4: Why Dru Gru Doesn't Play a Major Role in The Film

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Despicable Me 4, released in the U.S. on July 3, 2024, has received mixed reviews from fans and critics. While it doesn't push the boundaries of the animated film franchise, it offers nostalgic entertainment for the whole family. However,…

Review: Opposites Attract in Sizzling French-Canadian Romcom ‘The Nature of Love’

Cabin fever… Magalie Lépine Blondeau and Pierre-Yves Cardinal in The Nature of Love. Photograph: Immina Films/Fred Gervais With this sparky, sexy French-language Canadian romcom, Québéc director Monia Chokri takes one of the hoariest of…

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The “Longlegs” Reviews Are In

The reviews are in for Oz Perkins’ “Longlegs” and so far the film has received a universally positive reaction it seems. With 19 reviews counted on Rotten Tomatoes, it sits at a 100% (8.2/10) rating which is incredibly high for a horror…

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FlixChatter Review: A24’s JANET PLANET (2024) – Annie Baker’s kooky but tender mom-daughter drama starring the criminally underrated Julianne Nicholson

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There have been some memorable parent-child films I’ve seen of late: Nowhere Special, Ezra, and Ghostlight, to name a few. Here we have a single mother named Janet who lives with her 11-year-old daughter Lacy in rural Massachusetts. What…

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‘Longlegs’ Review: Nicolas Cage Worms His Way Into Your Nightmares With Dread-Filled Serial Killer Thriller

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SPOILER ALERT: The following review contains mild spoilers. Now here’s a first: Apart from the pale-faced freak show of the film’s title, the experience of watching “Longlegs” didn’t strike me as all that frightening. At first. In the…

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Film Review – JANET PLANET (2023): Julianne Nicholson and Zoe Ziegler Play a Mother and Daughter to Perfection in a Deep Dramatic Film

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Janet Planet (2023) Film Review, a movie written and directed by Annie Baker and starring Julianne Nicholson, Zoe Ziegler, Will Patton, Sophie Okonedo, Elias Koteas, Carolyn Walker, Mary Shultz, Abby Harri, June Walker Grossman and Luke…

Saturday, Jul 6

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‘MaXXXine’ reviews: Mia Goth gives a ‘powerhouse final turn’ as director Ti West ‘goes three-for-three’

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On July 5, 2024, A24 released “MaXXXine,” a slasher film written, directed, produced and edited by Ti West that has Mia Goth reprising her role as Maxine Minx in the third installment of the “X” franchise. Certified fresh with a score of…

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CELLPHONE Horror drama – Trailer and reviews

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Cellphone is a 2024 horror drama film about a young woman who starts seeing disturbing images on her phone after her fiancé’s death. Directed by Luke Sommer from a screenplay …

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‘Three Days of Fish’ Review: A Warm Breeze of Melancholy Runs Through This Dutch Father-Son Portrait

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If Alexander Payne’s home discomforts weren’t Nebraskan but instead the soft climate and flat sidewalks of Rotterdam — if his name were Alexander Peijn, perhaps — his films might turn out a little like Peter Hoogendoorn’s hangdog charmer…

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‘The Nature of Love’ Review: Monia Chokri Brilliantly Probes the Impossible Expectations We Place on the People We Claim to Love

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Chokri's Cesar-winning film is a delightful modern love triangle about our paradoxical desires for passion and comfort.

Review: DADDIO Is a Moving Story About the Connection Between Two Strangers

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The film Daddio is a movie about a cab driver named Clark (Sean Penn), who picks up a woman (Dakota Johnson) from JFK airport in New York and drives her home to Manhattan.

Friday, Jul 5

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Aloners: Review

Aloners: Review. By Joe Muldoon. Some films adopt such an incisive realism that they resemble fly-on-the-wall documentary filmmaking more than cinema itself – first-timer Hong Sung-eun’s Aloners presents itself as such, similarly to Ken…