In many ways, Joker doesn’t feel like a comic book film, but a story about the complexities of mental illness. Joaquin Phoenix gives an excellent performance as the iconic DC character and Todd Phillips’s direction takes a surprisingly impressive turn from his previous comedic work. This origin story is no laughing matter.
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Jexi Review: This Sinister Smartphone Isn't Helping Anyone
Steer clear of this sinister smartphone story filled with tonal inconsistencies, cheap humor, and unbelievable storytelling.
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Judy Review: Somewhere Over the Rainbow an Oscar Awaits
Judy is an emotional biopic chronicling the highs and lows of stardom brilliantly anchored by Renée Zellweger’s powerhouse portrayal of Judy Garland.
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Downton Abbey Review: An Elegant Return To The Castle
Downton Abbey marks a grand return to one of television’s most elegant shows. Fans, don’t miss out on this cinematic event.
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Ad Astra Review: Shoots for the Stars, But Falls Short
Ad Astra is a technically impressive film with much to admire. However, it has the tendency to feel a bit empty when all is said and done. It shoots for the stars, but falls short of greatness.
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Hustlers Review: A Bold and Electric Crime Thriller
Hustlers is a bold and electric crime thriller that flips the script on the genre.
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The Goldfinch Review: A Haunting Portrait of Grief
The Goldfinch is a compelling coming-of-age tale that paints a haunting image of grief.
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Blinded By the Light Review
Bruce Springsteen’s music may give meaning to the lives of the teenager’s in this film, but Blinded by the Light is just an okay coming of age film that struggles with tonal inconsistencies and characterization issues.
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The Kitchen Review
The Kitchen is a poorly written mob story that becomes increasingly unbelievable with each insane twist. Save your time and money and stay out of this kitchen.
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