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Father Figures gets in touch with the inner child lurking just below the surface of several grown men, making it an emblematic comedy of our infantilized time. Fortunately, it’s a pretty funny one, worth a play. There’s one terrific scene, when an unusually confident Ed Helms picks up an unu…
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Bradshaw & Simmons: Father Figures
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What happens when a family full of 1st world child trauma and most of the Jewish cliché profiles imaginable come together for a weekend in New York. Oh, and done by possibly the best-ever cast of dry-comedy wielding actors? Absolute hilarity! See this movie. |
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Margot Robbie was great, but Allison Janney shows why she got the Oscar in I Tonya. Before seeing this, I had no idea about the poor white trash background of the skater’s mom who routinely used phrases like “lick my a$$” and chain-smoked her way through Tonya’s life. The move was great and a ho… |
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Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalf are excellent in this heart-touching coming of age story. Saoirse is the self-named ‘Lady Bird’ – put in to Catholic school by her over bearing mom to save her from the streets of Sacramento. The story runs the usual gamut of parental relations, love, clique-y h… |
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Loved this heart-warmer of a story featuring a trio of all stars: Nicole Kidman, Bryan Cranston and Kevin Hart |
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Steven Soderbergh creates a tongue in cheek classic about down on their luck brothers who decide on reversing their fortunes via a hillbilly heist. The homeboy humor deserves a cult following if it doesn’t already have one. The cast alone is worth it with Channing Tatum, Katie Holms, Adam Driver,… |
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Marvel puts it all together for one of their very best movies yet in Thor: Ragnarok, an absolutely terrific blockbuster, and a damn funny one at that. Crayon colored, heavenly inspired, charismatically performed, deeply rooted yet easily accessible, it would be great even it weren’t a sophistic…
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Cool Minutiae. Beware spoiler at the ...
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Get Out melds edgy African-American humor with classic horror movie tropes, the admixture delivered with near Hitchcockian mastery. That’s how Jordan Peele’s brilliant movie brings the Black Lives Matter sensibility to horrific life. The conceit is not that whites don’t care if blacks live or d…
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The multifaceted Mr. Peele
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Unknown Nikolaj Coster-Waldau impresses as a disgraced cop who is prevented from making a clean and fresh start by old associates. The movie follows a toilet-bowl swirl of mayhem – which, due to great acting and story is transfixing. |
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