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Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Anniversary: 30 Years of Ruprecht
30 years ago I wanted to see the new Steve Martin movie, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. I didn’t actually know it was about con artists. I just knew the guy from All of Me and Roxanne had a new movie about ...
Rain Man 30th Anniversary: Definitely Still Great
30 years ago, Rain Man opened and began its path to becoming the number one movie of 1988 (although it’s gross would make most of that money in 1989, playing through June), four Oscars and a place in ...
Review: ‘Once Upon a Deadpool’ Goes PG-13, Falling Short of Holiday Maximum Effort
Matt Marshall reviews 'Once Upon a Deadpool,' a cleaner PG-13 version of 'Deadpool 2,' starring Ryan Reynolds, Fred Savage and Josh Brolin.
Backtrace Movie Review: Stallonely In My Memory
If you think the new straight to video Stallone movie is just a generic crime movie that cast big names to put them on the cover, you’d be right. I watch these just in case they actually do something ...
Review: ‘Mary Poppins Returns’ For A Jolly Holiday Feature
It’s fitting that Mary Poppins Returns features Meryl Streep as a character who flips things upside down to correct them, as things must genuinely be topsy-turvy for a legacy sequel to 1964’s Mary Pop...
Review: O You ‘Mortal Engines’ Whose Ambition Counters Flaws
An initial glimpse of Mortal Engines had me intrigued. With no knowledge of Philip Reeve’s book beforehand, I saw a massive mobile city being chased by an even bigger one and realized I hadn’t seen th...
Review: ‘Never-Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki’ Glimpses Anime Auteur’s Unretirement
Matt Marshall reviews GKIDS documentary, 'Never-Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki,' highlighting the past few years of the acclaimed anime auteur.
“Aquaman” Review: Stands Out in a Sea of Superhero Films
Ashley Menzel reviews "Aquaman" starring Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Willem Dafoe, and Nicole Kidman. "Aquaman" hits theaters on December 21st.
Review: True Emotion Found On Barry Jenkins’ ‘Beale Street’
It’s incredible to see so much power in If Beale Street Could Talk come from the way characters are presented to us. Intimate and personal, as well as alive and electric, director Barry Jenkins’ follo...