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‘The Biggest Little Farm’ Review: Inspiring as Long as You Don’t Think About It Too Much

Marisa Carpico -
It all starts with a dog named Todd. When cameraman John Chester met Todd in 2010 while shooting an episode of Animal Planet's Dangerously...
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The Last Summer Review: A Sweet & Relatable Teen Romance

Pop-Break Staff -
Written By Erin Doyle The summer before college is always bittersweet. There is anticipation and excitement, coupled with stress, nerves, and the emotions of leaving...
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And The Winner Still Is: Rocky, Network & The 1976 Oscars

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https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/and-the-winner-still-is-rocky-network-the-1976-osscars Welcome to Season 1 of our retrospective Oscar podcast series -- And the Winner Still Is. Hosted by film editor Marisa Carpico and television...
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The Spoiler Ban is Lifted: The Staff Reacts To Avengers: Endgame

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The spoiler ban has officially been lifted. So we've assembled members of the staff to go headfirst, and spoilers and all on Avengers: Endgame. The...
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Rafiki Review: Colorful, Hopeful, and Important

Matt Taylor -
Context is key when talking about Rafiki. On the surface, the film is a relatively standard queer coming of age story following two young...
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Tribeca Review: A Woman’s Work: The NFL’s Cheerleader Problem

Marisa Carpico -
The NFL has received a lot of criticism over the last few years. There have been concerns over concussions and the CTE they may...
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Tribeca Review: The Weekend

Matt Taylor -
Romantic comedies are often built on a faulty logic, and it's up to the filmmaker and writer to convince the audience that the story...
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‘The Intruder’ Review: A Bad Film Saved by A Devilishly Fun Dennis Quaid

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore While it definitely misses the mark of being a smart, clever, and fresh home-invasion thriller, I still couldn’t help but see...
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Tribeca Review: Devil’s Pie—D’Angelo

Marisa Carpico -
After the release of his 2000 sophomore album, Voodoo, and the subsequent tour, then 26-year-old R&B artist, D’Angelo, was poised to be one of...
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Tribeca Review: For They Know Not What They Do

Marisa Carpico -
There have been a lot of stories about conversion therapy at the movies lately. Last year, there was the Chloë Grace Moretz-starring adaptation of...
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In Fabric Review: A Great Movie and a Terrible Sequel Awkwardly Sewn Together

Matt Taylor -
In Fabric's opening credits sequence is one hell of a mood setter. As terrifically creepy music from Cavern of Anti-Matter blasts through the speakers...
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‘Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile’ Review: Netflix’s Ted Bundy Film Doesn’t Match Its Title

Sean Cordy -
Not every true crime movie has to be as good as Zodiac. But what a world it would be! Even matching Mindhunter would be great, but...
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