Film + TV
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Review: Prepare for Well-Staged Fighting Scenes in Redeemer
Chile may not be the first place one would assume to be the setting of a martial arts film, but Redeemer, directed by Ernesto Diaz...
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Chris Pratt, the Newest Big-Screen Action Hero, Is More Than Just a Prop in Jurassic World
Chris Pratt first grabbed our attention in the cult and critically adored TV shows, “Everwood” and “Parks and Recreation.” He’s not just a cult favorite...
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Review: Results, a Character-Driven Romantic Comedy
If Andrew Bujalski did not write Results specifically with Guy Pearce in mind, he somehow stumbled on the perfect combination of actor and role. The...
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Review: San Andreas Revives the Disaster Genre
As a lifelong fan of the disaster film, I had a strange, dually tinged reaction upon the release of Roland Emmerich’s 2012 in 2009. On...
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Review: Director John McNaughton Returns with The Harvest
In 1986, John McNaughton made a splash with his grisly feature directorial debut, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer, a visceral first-person glimpse into the...
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Review: Insidious: Chapter 3 is a Must Watch for Horror Fans
Being a serious horror fanatic, I’m often let down by the utter disrespect many film snobs show towards my favorite genre. Yes, there are loads...
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Review: Entourage – A Love Letter to L.A.
“It’s a love letter to L.A.,” explains Emmanuelle Chriqui, and the actress who reprises her role as Sloan in the film version of the HBO...
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Beat the Heat at the Movies: 2015 Summer Film Preview
It’s finally summer again, but if you’re like me and can’t take the L.A. heat, then the cool, dark confines of your local movie theater...
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5 Reasons to See Disney’s Tomorrowland
Memorial Day has different meanings to different people. To some, it signifies the unofficial beginning of summer, while to others it may mean graduation season...
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Interview: Gil Kenan Raises Poltergeist From the Dead With Thrilling New Spin
Recent years have seen a new wave of original horror franchises hit theaters, leading to a creative and financial resurgence for the once-stagnant genre. Though...
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Interview: Tom Hardy, Charlize Theron Thrilled to Work with George Miller in Mad Max: Fury Road
Audiences nationwide now get to return to the world of the Mad Max franchise. George Miller, director of the original films starring Mel Gibson, returns...
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Review: George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road Is Nothing Less Than Exhilarating
Mad Max: Fury Road is a bonkers batshit blast through the blistering post-apocalyptic world of Mad Max. And while it’s not so much a reboot...
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Review: You’ve Probably Seen The Connection Before
From the late 1960s to the early 1980s a French crime syndicate operating out of Marseilles imported heroin by the metric ton into the ports...
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Interview: Rafael Amaya Discusses Telemundo’s “El Señor de los Cielos”
Telemundo‘s hit soap “El Señor de los Cielos” returns on Tuesday, April 21, 2015 more crude and daring than ever. As the network’s most successful and...
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Review: Jonah Hill, James Franco Provide Cat-and-Mouse Drama in True Story
In 2001, acclaimed journalist Michael Finkel was fired from the New York Times after it came to light that he had fabricated details of a...
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Christopher Marquette Discusses New Film Broken Horses
Described by James Cameron as an “artistic triumph” Broken Horses managed to avoid the standard Hollywood film making path, for better or worse, and in...
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Review: In Broken Horses, Vidhu Vinod Chopra Shows Confidence in His Own Unique Vision
Stereotypically, Indian Bollywood films are viewed by American audiences as glitzy, over-the-top trifles, filled with colorful costumes, elaborate dance numbers, and over-the-top romantic schmaltz. Of...
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Review: Furious 7 Boasts Nonstop Entertainment
More than a year after Paul Walker’s tragic death, the highly-anticipated Furious 7 is finally here. Originally, Furious 7 was to be titled Fast and...
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Watch the New Poltergeist Film Trailer
Legendary filmmaker Sam Raimi (Spiderman, Evil Dead, The Grudge) and director Gil Kenan (Monster House) contemporize the classic tale about a family whose suburban home...
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Review: Despite Vapid Plot, Simon Pegg Charms in Kill Me Three Times
Following Quentin Tarantino’s meteoric rise to prominence after the release of Pulp Fiction in 1994, many an indie filmmakers tried their damnedest to copy his...
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Review: A Girl Like Her Tackles Bullying
One of the most controversial, hot topic issues in contemporary society is teen bullying–specifically cyber bullying, wherein hormonally crazed high schoolers target hapless outcasts via...
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Review: Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence Maintain Natural Spark in Serena
This weekend sees a sweeping period romance starring Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper, who, aside from being two of the biggest names in Hollywood in...
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Review: Noah Baumbach Cinematically Thrives with While We’re Young
When you’re a kid, each year seems to last a lifetime and your parents warn you not to rush and wish for adulthood. When adulthood...
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Advance Screenings of Furious 7, More Coming to Universal CityWalk
This is totally cool. Universal CityWalk will have advanced movie screenings of Universal Pictures’ Furious 7 that will also feature other activities en route of...
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Review: Backcountry Goes Off the Trail
Alex MacDonald’s debut film, Backcountry, tells a tale of peril deep in the Canadian wilderness. The story takes place when Alex, an experienced hiker, takes...
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Review: 3 Hearts Makes for 3 Great Performances
Playing like an extended, euro-centric version of Richard Linklater’s “Before…” series, 3 Hearts explores what happened when the two strangers involved a classic romantic meet-cute...
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New Stills of Get Hard
Starring Will Ferrell and Kevin Hart, among others, Get Hard has easily become a much-awaited comedy flick this 2015. It releases March 27 nationwide. A...
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