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A Prayer Before Dawn: A True Story Without Redemption

Ben Murchison -
A Prayer Before Dawn is a narrative film, but it plays more like a documentary—which is just the style of director Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire. It...
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The Breakcast: Terminator 3 – The 15 Year Retrospective

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With photos surfacing for Terminator 6 and it being T3's 15th anniversary, we decided to travel back to 2003 to discuss Terminator 3: Rise...
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Vestron Video to Release Dagon and Beyond Re-Animator

Ann Hale -
Dagon H.P. Lovecraft’s iconic tale comes to life when the Vestron Video Collector’s Series releases the modern retelling of the horror classic Dagon on limited...
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Skate Kitchen: Sisterhood of the Traveling Half-Pipe

Marisa Carpico -
Summer is in its final days, but you wouldn’t know it from the temperature in New York City. The air is still thick and...
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BlacKkKlansman: Spike Lee’s Hilarious & Challenging Return to Form

Marisa Carpico -
Spike Lee’s new film BlacKkKlansman begins in the most unexpected way: with a clip from 1939’s Gone with the Wind. As the camera slowly...
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The Meg: Terrible Film, Super Fun Experience

Ann Hale -
The Meg opens on a deep water rescue where Jonas (Jason Statham) and his crew are trying to save a group of men trapped...
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Is ‘Outstanding Achievement in Popular Film’ a Great Idea or The Worst Idea?

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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences blew up Film Twitter yesterday when it announced a few rule changes. Specifically, that they would...
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The Breakcast: The Christopher Robin Review

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https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/welcome-to-hundred-acre-woodthe-christopher-robin-review Welcome to Hundred Acre Wood! Pop Break's film editor Maria Carpico, and film writer Matt Gilbert sit to talk about Disney's latest, Christopher Robin....
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Eighth Grade: Kids These Days

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When I was in eighth grade, the year was 2005. I used the internet almost strictly to visit Homestarrunner.com. Facebook was exclusively for college...
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Like Father: Netflix’s Imperfect But Honest New Comedy

Ben Murchison -
While watching Like Father, I had two strong feelings: this is the greatest single advertisement for a cruise line ever produced, and this movie...
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The Miseducation of Cameron Post is a Landmark Film That Doesn’t Quite Hit the Mark

Matt Taylor -
The issue of conversion therapy has plagued the LGBTQIA+ community for decades – and remains an issue in 36 states – yet Hollywood has...
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The Spy Who Dumped Me: Another ‘Okay’ August Action Comedy

DJ Chapman -
The summer action comedy is a yearly staple that, whether audiences like it or not, comes around to offer a unique view of the...
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