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‘DTF’ Review: A Deeply Flawed but Fascinating Documentary about Sex Addiction

Marisa Carpico -
  When it starts, director Al Bailey's DTF seems like a feature-length episode of The Bachelor in the making. After his wife Charlotte died young...
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TIFF Review: Akilla’s Escape

Marisa Carpico -
Reading the plot description for Akilla’s Escape, which screened at the Toronto International Film Festival over the weekend, the story seems like a cliché...
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‘Nail in the Coffin: The Fall and Rise of Vampiro’ Review: A Documentary About a Father First & A Wrestler Second

Bill Bodkin -
You'd think a documentary about a young man escaping a life of crime in Canada to become a bodyguard for Milli Vanilli then somehow...
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‘The New Mutants’ Review: Not Worth the Wait

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Written by Samuel Niles It was, perhaps, optimistic to think that The New Mutants’ delays were solely the result of the Disney/Fox merger and had...
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‘Tenet’ Review: Breathtaking Cinema

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  Written by Samuel Niles The line, “Don’t try to understand it, feel it,” from Christopher Nolan's Tenet has already been used to praise the film...
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‘i’m thinking of ending things’ Review: An Existential Crisis that Loses its Own Thread

Marisa Carpico -
Watching the trailer for Netflix’s new film i’m thinking of ending things, it’s clear you’re in for a wild ride. Adapted from the mind-bending...
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‘The Argument’ Review: A Complex Comedy of Errors

Sean Cordy -
Earlier in the summer, Hulu dropped one of the unique versions of the time loop genre since Groundhog Day. Now only two months since...
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‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ Review: A Fantastical Tale of Redemption

Bill Bodkin -
Every diehard wrestling fan out there has had the dream of winning the world title. Yes, no matter the age (or athletic ability) we've...
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‘Bill and Ted Face the Music’ Review: Perfectly The Same and New All at Once

Sean Cordy -
If you're in the mood to still see the world saved from armageddon and would rather not look out your window or have the...
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‘Centigrade’ Review: An Unbearable Thriller

Tom Moore -
There’s been a string of movies in recent years where people try to survive being stranded in a frozen wasteland. Liam Neeson did it...
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The Anniversary Brothers Podcast: Babe 25th Anniversary

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https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/the-anniversary-brothers-podcast-babe-25th-anniversary It's time for The Anniversary Brothers Podcast. This month it's on Babe for its 25th anniversary. Babe is a family film directed by Chris Noonan,...
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‘Epicentro’ Review: A Documentary of Cuba’s History Guilty of Its Own Critiques

Marisa Carpico -
Early in director Hubert Sauper's new documentary, Epicentro, a Cuban man stands on a map of the world set in the floor of a...
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