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“Trust is like a dam; it’s going to leak sometimes, but we just have to patch it up.”

Since the release of SOUL, the above quote sums up my feelings towards Pixar. The trust between them, making good films (INSIDE OUT 2 and LUCA), has “leaked,” thanks to their bad films (ELEMENTAL and LIGHTYEAR). Yet, after watching HOPPERS, I’m hopeful that this is step one in th...


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Some special movies are precursors to what could become reality in our everyday lives. And every so often, these stimulating cinematic triumphs can still prick our well-insulated brains while bringing up a topic most would rather not discuss in the light of day. But thanks to the current situation in our world, nuclear power has wormed its way to the tip of our tongues. ...


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YOUNG SHERLOCK is a fast-talking, action-packed mystery thriller. It is chock full of adventures while traveling the globe. The series is fresh, sharp, and brimming with sarcastic zingers and double entendres. It will keep audiences on their toes as they try to keep up with legendary Sherlock Holmes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin) as he solves his first case. 

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THE BLUFF demands a bunch from viewers. First, it is set in 1846, which is very late for an accurate, historically correct period of Caribbean buccaneers. Second, although the fighting scenes are well-choreographed and fast and furious, they border on the ridiculous in how many times a person can keep rising again. And third, the story, at moments, flatlines. More content and...


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THE PITT is chaotic and reinforces that there is “no clean get-away through life.” It is brilliantly written and executed by a phenomenal cast of characters who I wish were doctors and nurses in real life. I would trust them implicitly. The empathy they demonstrate in each moment with every patient is breath-taking to watch. It makes me believe these people exist within the s...


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