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Christopher Nolan Brings The Past Into The Present With Reimagined Telling Of “The Odyssey”

Christopher Nolan Brings The Past Into The Present With Reimagined Telling Of “The Odyssey” more

Full Disclosure, Newest Spielberg Flick Mirrors His Classics

“Disclosure Day,” the latest from maybe our greatest modern storyteller, Steven Spielberg, is a good movie. It’s not, however, the movie it was advertised to be. more

Lucasfilm Misses The Mark With “Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu”

After seven long years away, “Star Wars” is finally back on the big screen. Kind of. “The Mandalorian and Grogu” is technically a movie, but every part of it feels weirdly beholden to its origins as a TV show. more

“Project Hail Mary” Is A Hopeful Sci-Fi Blockbuster By Audrey Ruppert Film Critic

“Project Hail Mary” follows a molecular biologist turned middle school teacher who combats a problem that threatens to destroy life on Earth. more

“Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die” Takes Viewers On An Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Adventure

If there’s one truth that can be taken from the last few years of cinema, it’s that we’re in dire need of more weird movies. more

The “28 Years Later” Sequel Draws Scary Parallels To Real Figures

Self-referential and cohesive but rarely cynical, “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” is not for the faint of heart, but it’s well worth watching. more

Year In Review: Best Films To Hit The Big Screen In 2025

With the close of the year and the beginning of awards season, here are five films that rose to the top of the pile. more

“Wicked: For Good” Strays Down Too Many Paths

Film critic Audrey Ruppert found "Wicked: For Good" less cohesive than its predecessor. more

“Good Fortune” Explores The Question, “What Makes A Good Life?”

Film critic Audrey Ruppert explains that "'Good Fortune' is a modern day 'The Prince and the Pauper' tale." more

“A Big Bold Beautiful Journey” Is A Bizarre But Intriguing Love Story

Film reviewer James Buxton explains his thoughts on "A Big Bold Beautiful Journey." more

“Weapons” Is A Mystery With Human Flaws At Its Core

When “Weapons” has its scary moments, it’s deeply unsettling rather than pure slasher drivel. more

Summer Superhero Blockbusters Leave Audiences With Different Takeaways

Film reviewer Audrey Ruppert examines and compares new superhero films "Superman" and "The Fantastic Four: First Steps." more
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