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Ken Loach’s I, Daniel Blake is so unyieldingly empathetic that even its bleakest moments carry…
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Despite claims of progressiveness and equality, the fields of twentieth century science, art, and history…
Movie Review: Wonder Woman
To be good is not to be boring, a concept that has baffled many a…
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There’s a phobia for everything, you just might not know the word for it. We…
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For over 10 years, we’ve been a passenger on the Black Pearl, following Jack Sparrow…
Movie Review: Wakefield
Any person who has truly lived their life can attest to how frustrating the monotony…
