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‘Tenet’ Review: Breathtaking Cinema

  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...

‘i’m thinking of ending things’ Review: An Existential Crisis that Loses its Own Thread

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...

‘The Argument’ Review: A Complex Comedy of Errors

Earlier in the summer, Hulu dropped one of the unique versions of the time loop genre since Groundhog Day. Now only two months since...

‘You Cannot Kill David Arquette’ Review: A Fantastical Tale of Redemption

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...

‘Bill and Ted Face the Music’ Review: Perfectly The Same and New All at Once

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...

‘Centigrade’ Review: An Unbearable Thriller

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...

The Anniversary Brothers Podcast: Babe 25th Anniversary

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,...

‘Epicentro’ Review: A Documentary of Cuba’s History Guilty of Its Own Critiques

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...

‘Other Music’ Review: A Heartfelt Ode To Everyone’s Favorite Local Record Store

For those who don’t know, there once was a record store on East 4th Street and Lafayette in New York City called Other Music....

‘Tesla’ Review: A Creative Take on Historical Biopics that Doesn’t Justify its Imagination

Taking on one of the greatest, most influential, and important inventors in human history, the newest film from IFC Films and writer-director Michael Almereyda,...

Fantasia Fest 2020 Review: Class Action Park

Ask anyone and they’ll tell you: New Jersey has an attitude. Both halves (yes, I said halves, sorry to the non-existent “central jersey”) live...

‘The Prey’ Review: Missing the Fun

There have been a lot of adaptations of Richard Connell’s short story, “The Most Dangerous Game.” Just this year, Quibi released a serialized version...