Reviews
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Review: Simu Liu Shines in ‘The Copenhagen Test,’ a Glossy, Modern Take on ’70s-Style Slow Burn Espionage
***Caution. Spoilers ahead*** I remember the first time I saw Robert Redford’s “Three Days of the Condor” as a teenager.…
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Review: ‘The Rainmaker’ Adaptation is Good Enough to Bring Me Back to Cable
The USA Network Version of the John Grisham Best Seller Is Beating My Expectations *** Caution: Mild Spoilers ahead*** I…
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Review: ‘Butterfly’ Is a Race for Survival and Family Drama, All in an Espionage Setting
Daniel Dae Kim Headlines the Spy Thriller on Prime Video *** Caution: Mild Spoilers ahead*** Most people probably don’t remember…
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Review: “Dexter: Resurrection” Breathes New Life into an Old Favorite
A Change of Heart Led to Our Latest Chance to Watch America’s Favorite Serial Killer *** Caution: Mild Spoilers ahead***…
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Marvel’s ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Serves as an Introduction
The Fantastic Four: First Steps has finally arrived in theaters, giving us our first look at the new superheroes in the…
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Review: A Promising Start Suggests ‘Ballard’ Will Live Up to ‘Bosch’ Standards
*** Caution: Mild Spoilers ahead*** If you were a fan of the “Bosch” detective series (as I was) but didn’t…
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Review: “The Waterfront” is a Wild Binge That’s Certain to Entertain You
Netflix’s drug-running drama will have you rooting for the crooks to get away with it *** Caution: Mild Spoilers ahead***…
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Review: ‘Overcompensating’ Reminds Us of the Perils of Early College Life
*** Caution: Mild Spoilers ahead*** “Overcompensating” is one of those shows that makes me feel old and out of touch…
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Disney’s ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Lives Up to the Nostalgia and the Hype
The long wait is over, and Lilo & Stitch is finally in theaters. After an impressive marketing campaign that featured some of…
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‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ Review – Death Is in the DNA
There’s a reason the Final Destination franchise has stuck around for over two decades. Death is the ultimate slasher villain—unkillable,…
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