no sudden move
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‘No Sudden Move’ review: Soderbergh sulks with a top-notch cast but bloated story

It would be a fool’s errand to try to tell Steven Soderbergh, director and writer…

the tomorrow war
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‘The Tomorrow War’ review: Cheesy sci-fi action from just the right era

Throughout this pandemic, I haven’t focused nearly as much on finding and watching the best…

Loki
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‘Loki’ 1×04 review: “The Nexus Event” captures Loki(s) loneliness, but there’s no further exploration of his queerness

Loki episode four “The Nexus Event” finally pays off the character development of the first…

zola
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‘Zola’ review: A Twitter sensation turns into a big-screen movie sensation

In 2015, Aziah “Zola” King’s 148-tweet epic took the internet by storm. The viral thread…

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‘Inside’ review: Mother Mother miss the mark

Among the slew of albums coming out around the pandemic, Mother Mother’s eighth studio album…

Brothers Bright Interview: Nicholas Kirk on songwriting, “Blood on my Name,” and most recent projects

Nicholas Kirk is an emmy-nominated songwriter, producer and composer—he owns and operates Whitestone Motion Pictures…

Grey Fields
Album review: Grey Fields Drop Lucent ‘Vesna’

Simultaneously translucent and alluring, Vesna bestows graceful successions of opulent, yet moody prog-rock capped by pensive vocals.