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‘Motherless Brooklyn’ Review: A Very Ambitious Detective Story

Written by Ben Murchison Motherless Brooklyn, adapted from Jonathan Lethem’s novel of the same name, is Edward Norton’s passion project and took nearly two decades...

‘Last Christmas’ Review: A Lump of Coal in Your Stocking

George Michael's iconic Christmas song “Last Christmas” is a staple during the holidays, but does it deserve its own movie? No. I’m serious, we’re now...

Sunday Girl Review: A Clever Odyssey of Ex-Boyfriends

The modern dating scene is a tough place. Especially for women, it’s hard to find even one potential partner—let alone multiple. Yet that’s exactly...

‘Honey Boy’ Review: Cinematic Catharsis

In the early 2000’s, Shia LaBeouf’s potential seemed limitless. After starring on the Disney Channel’s Even Stevens as the goofy younger brother Louis, he...

‘Doctor Sleep’ Review: One of the Best Horror Films of the Year

Here it is, Doctor Sleep, one of my most anticipated films of the year. Why, you ask, is a sequel to The Shining nearly...

Way Too Early Oscar Predictions Podcast: Parasite, Harriet & The Power of Netflix

https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/the-way-too-early-oscar-podcast-parasite-harriet-and-netflix November means Oscar Season is in Full Effect. Pop Break's Film Editor Marisa Carpico and Television Editor Matt Taylor are back for a big...

‘The King’ Review: All of the Pedigree of a Great Film with None of the Execution

Written by Avani Goswami The King, the Netflix historical film based on Shakespeare’s Henriad, stars Timothee Chalamet as Prince Hal, and later King Henry V,...

‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ Review: No Points for Originality, but It’s Nice to See Sarah Connor Again

Written by Ben Murchison Set 27 years after the events of T2, producer James Cameron and director Tim Miller bring us Terminator: Dark Fate, which...

Jay & Silent Bob Reboot Review: A Wonderful Return to Form for Kevin Smith

Jay and Silent Bob Reboot finds the smokers in crime (Kevin Smith, Jay Mewes) on the big screen for the first time in 13...

Best Horror Movies of the Decade: Part 2

Part 2 of our look back on the best horror movies of the last decade comes just in time for Halloween. The spooky season...

‘Harriet’ Review: Moving and Effective Despite Some Corny Moments

Watching the trailer for Harriet, it feels unlikely that it could be anything but a corny embarrassment. Seemingly stunt-cast with Tony winners and pop...

Best Horror Movies of the Decade: Part 1

The 2010s have been a great decade for horror. So, this Halloween, we at The Pop Break have come together to celebrate Halloween and...

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