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Emma is A Charming Period Drama With The Experience of Looking at a Painting (Review)

Emma is A Charming Period Drama With The Experience of Looking at a Painting (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Feb 27, 2020

Jane Austen is one of the most prolific authors of all time, and her body of work has been adapted from the page to the silver screen on a multitude of occasions, from Ang Lee’s 1995 adaptation of Sense and Sensibility to Joe Wright’s feature directorial debut...
Kevin’s Year-in-Review & The Best Movies of 2019 Feat. Apollo 11, Jojo Rabbit & Climax

Kevin’s Year-in-Review & The Best Movies of 2019 Feat. Apollo 11, Jojo Rabbit & Climax

by Kevin Allen | Jan 31, 2020

2019 was another year full of political chaos, a continuously depressing news cycle, environmental turmoil and turbulent discourse in all aspects of general conversation, but the medium of cinema and movie theaters were there to provide escapism for audiences looking...
Weathering With You is an Astonishing Anime Film That’s Powerful in its Poignancy (Review)

Weathering With You is an Astonishing Anime Film That’s Powerful in its Poignancy (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Jan 15, 2020

Feature length Japanese anime continues to fly under the radar among the several mediums of animation, and one filmmaker that’s become prolific within the niche in recent years is Makoto Shinkai, who has made a name for himself by combining young romance...
Uncut Gems is a Chaotic & Compelling Career-Best for the Safdies and Adam Sandler (Review)

Uncut Gems is a Chaotic & Compelling Career-Best for the Safdies and Adam Sandler (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Dec 23, 2019

Adam Sandler is a comedian whose film slate has been often ranked near the bottom of the barrel when it comes to cinematic entertainment in recent years, but when he branches out into dramatic territory, he turns in an unforgettable performance. Sandler turns in...
Curiosity Kills All Who See The Catastrophe That is ‘Cats’ (Review)

Curiosity Kills All Who See The Catastrophe That is ‘Cats’ (Review)

by Kevin Allen | Dec 19, 2019

Andrew Lloyd Webber has made such a prolific name for himself as an impresario in the world of musical theater, that there have been select attempts at bringing his work from the stage to the silver screen; first with Evita in the mid-90s, and the 2004 adaptation of...
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