Armageddon Time | Movie Review

At first glance, writer-director James Gray’s fictionalized, yet semi-autobiographical “Armageddon Time” seems dark and gloomy with largely unlikable characters. However, this movie is one that audiences must ruminate on a bit…

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‘Causeway’ | Movie Review

A trend in indie cinema these days seems to be sparse dialogue, pregnant pauses, and contemplative facial expressions. Intensity. Deep meaning. Symbolism. “Causeway” checks all the boxes. However, it offers so much more. Led…

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The Woman King | Movie Review

When one thinks of grand battle scenes in epic war dramas, movies such as “Braveheart,” “1917,” and “Dunkirk” come to mind, followed by a long list of films that inspire…

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NOPE | Movie Review

BY JEREMY HOUSEWRIGHT Director Jordan Peele is 3-for-3.  His latest horror venture, “Nope,” is a slight departure from his previous two films, “Us” and “Get Out.”  Academy Award winner Daniel…

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Elvis | Movie Review

By JEREMY HOUSEWRIGHT The King lives – at least for a couple hours in Baz Luhrmann’s new film “Elvis.”  This film is carried not by America’s favorite actor Tom Hanks, but…

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Being the Ricardos | Movie Review

After growing up with “I Love Lucy” reruns, many of us are anxious to see a good story about everyone’s favorite redhead, everyone’s favorite bandleader husband, everyone’s favorite neighbors, all appearing…

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