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Retro Review: Get On Up (2014)
Chike Coleman looks back at Get On Up, the James Brown biopic, featuring an outstanding Chadwick Boseman as the Godfather of Soul.
‘The Map of Tiny Perfect Things’ Review: A Poignant Time-Loop Romance
Two teens who live the same day repeatedly, enabling them to create the titular map.
‘Land’ Review: Navigating Grief in the Lonely Wilderness
Joseph Braverman reviews Robin Wright's directorial debut film, Land, in which she contends with surviving in the wilderness by choice.
Retro Review: John Q (2002)
Chike Coleman delivers a retro review of the film he believes to have the best performance of Denzel Washington's career.
‘No Man’s Land’ Review: A Little Slice of Un-American Texas
Joseph Braverman reviews No Man's Land, a stirring Texan family drama, featuring Frank Grillo, Andie MacDowell, and George Lopez.
‘The White Tiger’ Review: Escaping the Cage of Servitude
Joseph Braverman reviews Ramin Bahrani's adaptation of The White Tiger, which works as a sensational drama that pulls heartstrings as fiercely as it pleases crowds.
‘Man of Steel’ Review: Visually Stunning But Lacking Hope
In anticipation of Zack Snyder's Justice League, coming to HBO Max in March, Chike Coleman takes a look back at 2013's Man of Steel, a divisive superhero film.
‘The Marksman’ Review: Misses Its Intended Target Audience
Joseph Braverman reviews The Marksman, a Liam Neeson film that doesn't quite load up an audience ready for action.
‘The Dig’ Review: A Love Letter to Long Ago
An archaeologist embarks on the historically important excavation of Sutton Hoo in 1938.