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  Review: Nobody Offers Almost Nothing

  By Jeremy Ross on March 31, 2021

  Hutch Mansell is a typical, middle-aged husband and father who has a secret. Behind that unassuming facade, though, is a man capable of immense brutality....

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  Interview: Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan Discuss The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

  By Jeremy Ross on March 19, 2021

  The phenomenal success of WandaVision meant that there was a high bar for the makers of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, the second Marvel television series to...

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  Promising Young Woman Now Available on Digital, and Blu-ray and DVD on March 16

  By Living Out Loud Staff on March 11, 2021

  Driven by a mysterious and tragic event in her past, a young woman seeks out vengeance in this thrilling and wildly entertaining story about a...

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  Review: The Mauritanian is a Reminder Just How Effective Jodie Foster Can be

  By Jeremy Ross on March 11, 2021

  Even though the War on Terror defined politics for the first decade of the twenty-first century, it had minimal impact on the culture of filmmaking....

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  Review: Pedro Almodovar Delivers Another Hit in The Human Voice

  By Jeremy Ross on March 9, 2021

  So many of the great directors are synonymous with iciness —  Kubrick, Fincher and Nolan all run cold, with icy precision and a corresponding lack...

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  Review: Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon is a Wonderful Surprise

  By Jeremy Ross on March 9, 2021

  It doesn’t happen very often, but sometimes Disney can make a movie that will surprise you. Having outsourced their prestige productions to Pixar and fixated...

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  Review: Anthony Hopkins at His Best in The Father

  By Jeremy Ross on February 26, 2021

  The indignities of dementia have been the subject of many successful movies, but films have generally approached it from an observational point of view as...

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  Review: Rosamund Pike, Dianne Wiest Go All Out in I Care a Lot

  By Jeremy Ross on February 23, 2021

  Howard Hawks once said that a great movie is three great scenes and no bad scenes. I Care a Lot is not a great movie,...

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  Review: Nonstop Laughs with Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo in Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar

  By Jeremy Ross on February 19, 2021

  One of the most common cliches that filmmakers say about their movies is that this is a movie that people need to right now, and...

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  Interview: Alyson Hannigan, Ben Schwartz Talk Flora & Ulysses

  By Jeremy Ross on February 18, 2021

  Squirrels fly through the air and land with the same pose as every superhero from Superman to the Black Widow, so it was inevitable that...

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  Interview: Director Mona Fastvold on Premiering The World to Come During Pandemic

  By Jeremy Ross on February 16, 2021

  With her second feature, The World to Come, Mona Fastvold was faced with a massive undertaking that required her to shoot the film during two...

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  Review: Judas and the Black Messiah is One of the Best Films of 2021

  By Jeremy Ross on February 11, 2021

  In The Trial of the Chicago 7, Fred Hampton appears briefly as a character, connected to the subplot involving Bobby Seale, the eighth defendant on...

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  Review: Justin Timberlake Delivers Solid Performance in Palmer

  By Jeremy Ross on February 10, 2021

  This may not be the best time to defend Justin Timberlake, now deemed the villain in the Britney Spears saga thanks to the release of...

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  Interview: Film and Filmmaking Mean Alot to French Exit Director Azazel Jacobs

  By Jeremy Ross on February 9, 2021

  Azazel Jacobs, the director of French Exit, knew that Michelle Pfeiffer is among the most selective of actors, a performer who chooses her roles carefully...

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  Review: Michelle Pfeiffer, Lucas Hedges Dazzle in French Exit

  By Jeremy Ross on February 9, 2021

  French Exit exists in a world that barely exists anymore, if it ever really existed at all. It may take place during modern times, yet...

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  Interview: Valerie Mahaffey Talks French Exit and Much more

  By Jeremy Ross on February 9, 2021

  It is only a slight exaggeration to say that, if there is a major network television series from the past thirty years, Valerie Mahaffey has...

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  Interview: Director Eliza Schroeder Discusses Love Sarah

  By Jeremy Ross on February 8, 2021

  Eliza Schroeder, the director of Love Sarah, created a film about a group of women who, while mourning the death of the titular character, come...

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  Interview: Cinematographer Carolina Costa Talks Wander Darkly

  By Jeremy Ross on February 4, 2021

  In Wander Darkly, the new film starring Sienna Miller and Diego Luna as a couple who have a car accident that shifts their perception of...

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  Review: The Little Things is a Throwback to Crime Thrillers

  By Jeremy Ross on February 4, 2021

  Films about serial killers comprised one of the most popular genres of the 1990s, with The Silence of the Lambs at the forefront, Seven an...

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  Review: Love Sarah has a Hallmark Quality with a Special Spark

  By Jeremy Ross on January 29, 2021

  The stakes are usually very high in movies, from the universe-ending apocalypses that the Avengers face every couple movies down to the life-and-death scenarios that...

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  Review: Wander Darkly Finds Inventive Ways to Weave a Story Given its Limitations

  By Jeremy Ross on January 27, 2021

  Memory is an inherently unreliable thing, and so often is clouded by emotions that distort what has actually happened to a person. That is the...

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  Review: Regina King Delivers Impressive Directorial Debut in One Night in Miami

  By Jeremy Ross on January 21, 2021

  Malcolm X, Cassius Clay, Jim Brown and Sam Cooke did have a meeting in 1964 that gives One Night in Miami its title, which details...

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  Interview: Elizabeth Olsen and Director Matt Shakman Discuss WandaVision

  By Jeremy Ross on January 14, 2021

  Throughout its many movies and television series, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has used a variety of genres to tell its various stories, but WandaVision, the...

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  Review: Vanessa Kirby Shines in Netflix’s Pieces of a Woman

  By Jeremy Ross on January 13, 2021

  Kornel Mundruzco and Kata Weber, respectively the director and writer of Pieces of a Woman, both hail from Hungary, where they got their start as...

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  Breakthrough Tips For Choosing A Product Photographer

  By Living Out Loud Staff on January 12, 2021

  There are so many product photographers out there it becomes difficult to know which one to pick. If, however, you’ve set your sights on ISA...

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  Review: Promising Young Woman is a Daring Drama Thriller for this Generation

  By Jeremy Ross on January 8, 2021

  Promising Young Woman has heard it all before, and will have none of the usual excuses. What was she wearing? How much did she have...

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  The Best Film Locations in Los Angeles

  By Living Out Loud Staff on January 7, 2021

  Los Angeles—the City of Angels and the entertainment capital of the world. Lined with palm trees and in close proximity to beaches, this city is...

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