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Reel Reviews | Bright

22 December, 201711 January, 2023FilmGordon

By Charles Kirkland Jr. The buddy cop dynamic goes to a whole new dimension in the Netflix movie, Bright.

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Reel Reviews | Hostiles

22 December, 20172 November, 2024FilmGordon

By Charles Kirkland Jr. Captain Joseph Blocker (Christian Bale) has spent a life in dedication to the military of the early United States. In service [read more]

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Reel Reviews | Star Wars: The Last Jedi

13 December, 201726 January, 2026FilmGordon

by Monica Hayes The eighth installment of the epic Star Wars saga is finally here! Get your popcorn, drink and stay glued to your seat [read more]

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Reel Reviews | I, Tonya

8 December, 20172 November, 2024FilmGordon

By Charles Kirkland Jr. Margot Robbie leads us into a look at possibly the world’s most notorious sports criminal in I, Tonya.

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Reel Reviews | The Shape of Water

1 December, 20172 November, 2024FilmGordon

by Charles Kirkland Jr. Beauty and the Beast collide with The Creature From The Black Lagoon in the very adult fairy tale from the mind [read more]

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Reel Reviews | Call Me By Your Name (Middleburg Film Festival)

22 November, 20172 November, 2024FilmGordon

by Monica Hayes A young intelligent 17-year-old and an archaeology student go from strangers to secret lovers in the summer of 1983 in Northern Italy [read more]

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StarAccess Event | The Shape of Water

21 November, 201726 January, 2026FilmGordon

As award season approaches, we have screening passes for the romantic horror film, The Shape of Water. To win your free pass to this special event [read more]

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Reel Reviews | Darkest Hour

21 November, 20172 November, 2024FilmGordon

by Charles Kirkland Jr. How many movies do we need about Winston Churchill in a year? I guess the answer is two!

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