Reel Reviews | The Harder They Fall
Beautifully shot and scored, The Harder They Fall is a lush, proud, defiant take on the Western genre and it is one that is severely needed.
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Reel Reviews | Last Night in Soho
The film takes a concept that has been used in many stories but using the backdrop of the 1960s London nightlife and fashion and with the help of a great screenplay, wonderful supporting performances, and two co-leads who perfectly complement one another.
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Reel Reviews | Army of Thieves
Army of Thieves is a large roll of cotton candy. It looks cool and is really sweet but has absolutely no substance.
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Reel Reviews | The Last Duel
by Charles Kirkland Jr. The true story of the last reported duel in France gets a movie treatment in the simply titled, The
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Reel Reviews | No Time to Die
by Charles Kirkland, Jr. It’s the end of the road for Daniel Craig as he bids adieu to James Bond in the epic
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Reel Reviews | See You Then (NFF ’21)
by Charles Kirkland Jr. A decade after abruptly breaking up with Naomi, Kris invites her to dinner to catch up on their complicated
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Reel Reviews | Venom: Let There Be Carnage
By Charles Kirkland Jr. Tom Hardy returns as the Lethal Protector takes on a whole new symbiote and his deadly friend in Venom:
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Reel Reviews | Silent Night (TIFF ’21)
by Alonso Duralde | The Wrap In “Silent Night,” first-time writer-director Camille Griffin wickedly weaves together holiday-movie and end-of-the-world–movie tropes, but once the shock of
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