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Reel Reviews | The Karate Kid

8 June, 201017 February, 2024FilmGordon

The Karate Kid 2010 is more of everything: more developed, more inspiring, and much more fun.

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Conversations | Pam Grier

20 May, 201031 December, 2022FilmGordon

We revisit a classic Conversation with Pam Grier from our inaugural season. The iconic actress and enduring sex symbol discusses her new book, “FOXY: My Life in Three Acts.”

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Reel Reviews | Iron Man 2

5 May, 201022 July, 2025FilmGordon

An overstuffed but still watchable follow-up that coasts on Downey’s charisma and a few dazzling set pieces. But compared to the original, it’s less invincible.

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Daniels Finds His “King!”

18 March, 201015 September, 2021FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon Oscar nominee and Black Reel Award winning director Lee Daniels is assembling the cast for his next film, Selma, his follow-up to [read more]

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Reel Reviews | The Crazies

23 February, 201017 February, 2024FilmGordon

There is a reason that The Crazies is one of Romero’s least remembered titles, it is trapped in a horror purgatory, not smart enough nor gory enough for contemporary horror fans.

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Reel Reviews | Cop Out

23 February, 201017 February, 2024FilmGordon

While that is notable and funny, at the end of the day, our two bumbling detectives are far from Brooklyn’s Finest.

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Reel Reviews | The Ghost Writer

16 February, 201017 February, 2024FilmGordon

Full of heart, suspense, and passion, The Ghost Writer, is a must-see gem that will restore your belief in film.

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17 Demon Child Movies That Still Give Us Nightmares

24 July, 200914 August, 2026FilmGordon

by Tim Gordon Demon child movies have given horror fans some of cinema’s creepiest kids, transforming childhood innocence into something sinister, supernatural, and sometimes downright [read more]

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