‘The Menu’ Review: A Clever Satire-Stuffed Four-Course Meal
How much would you pay for the “perfect” dining experience if money was no object to...
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‘The Fabelmans’ Review: Spielberg’s ‘Origin’s Story Is An Intersection of Art’s Power and Life’s Realizations
The Fabelmans sees director Steven Spielberg compose a story loosely based on his upbringing with...
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‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Review: A Moving Eulogy and Satisfying Expansion of Wakanda Lore
The connective tissue of Marvel’s early phase four projects is the devastating aftermath of...
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‘Run Sweetheart Run’ Review: Horror Tale Showing Dangers of Misogyny Allows Its Ambitions To Get the Best of It
Cherie (Ella Balinska) is a pre-law UCLA student and single mother living in Los Angeles who wants...
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‘Causeway’ Review: Jennifer Lawrence and Brian Tyree Henry’s Performances Are the Draw In A Conventional Drama About Readjusting
One of the main themes you will notice from Causeway is perceived moments of physical tranquility...
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Sorry! We Missed It: ‘Scream’ (2022) Still Has Some Tricks and Satire Left In the Tank
Sorry! We Missed It is a new Substream column where we’ll be looking at some movies and television...
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‘Women Talking’ Review: Sarah Polley’s Meditation on Empowerment and Faith In Relation To the Patriarchy
This review is a part of Substream’s coverage of the 60th edition of New York Film Festival. Right...
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‘V/H/S/99’ Review: The Analogy Takes A Stab At the Edge of the Millennium
Oh, what a year 1999 was. There was the Y2k hysteria when we all believed that our electronics...
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‘Black Adam’ Review: There Sure Is A Lot For the Man In Black To Carry
There’s a thin line between what defines a hero and a villain — a theme that consistently...
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‘Halloween Ends’ Review: The End of the Strode Story Shapes Itself In Ways You Wouldn’t Fathom
So, it’s all come to this. The final showdown between legendary final girl Laurie Strode...
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‘Armageddon Time’ Review: A Coming of Age Story That Doesn’t Contextualize the Meaning of Privilege
This review is a part of Substream’s coverage of the 60th edition of New York Film Festival. When...
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‘Tár’ Review: Cate Blanchett Provides A Marvelous Portrayal of a Maestro’s Fall From Power
This review is a part of Substream’s coverage of the 60th edition of New York Film Festival. Who...
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