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Kenna Wong Ghaill
Kenna Wong GhaillNov 3, 2026
Film Review: "Paper Tiger"
The end of a trilogy that started 30 years ago with his debut film Little Odessa and continued in 2022's Armageddon Time, James Gray concludes the retelling of his frightening childhood in Paper Tiger, in theaters soon.
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Kenna Wong Ghaill
Kenna Wong GhaillNov 2, 2026
Film Review: "I Play Rocky"
Without flinching or compromising, Sylvester Stallone defied the odds and made one of the most successful films of the 1970s. Now, I Play Rocky aims to immortalize the oral history of how that film made it to the big screen.
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Kenna Wong Ghaill
Kenna Wong GhaillOct 30, 2026
Film Review: "Wild Horse Nine"
America's finest over-actor turns down the volume for this downbeat western from acclaimed writer-director Martin McDonagh.
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Kenna Wong Ghaill
Kenna Wong GhaillOct 25, 2026
Film Review: "Cape Fear" (1991)
The first film that rightfully earned Scorsese his bad reputation with women.
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Kenna Wong Ghaill
Kenna Wong GhaillOct 23, 2026
Film Review: "Clayface"
While it certainly is another promising entry into the burgeoning anti-MCU. This all thrills, no chills comic book romp comes up short.
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jojonono
jojononoApr 17, 2026
a biased review of The Man With The Golden Gun
Wow, this movie kinda sucks. So to start with I need to recuse myself: Roger Moore is easily my least favorite Bond. First, he's the James Bond actor I find the least attractive. If you didn't know, Roger Moore was older than Sean Connery. Not older when he took the role of Bond, mind you; Roger Moore was three years old when Sean Connery was born. And he ages like a true Greatest Generation dude, so at age 47 in 1974 he looks like a dude now who is 63. Already in his second movie he's giving me...
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brennan.day
brennan.dayMar 23, 2026
REVIEW: To be Un Poeta (2025, dir. Simón Mesa Soto)
A devastating character study of a washed-up Colombian poet who discovers a gifted teenage student, exploring the toxic dynamics of artistic mentorship, racial exploitation in the literary world, and the difference between dedication and self-destruction in the name of art.
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DELETE
DELETEFeb 21, 2026
Final Destination Bloodlines is Boring
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Kenna Wong Ghaill
Kenna Wong GhaillJan 29, 2026
Sundance Review: “Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!”
Since the first entertainers emerged with their sketches and tableaus, comedy has been meant for an audience, not an individual. The high of a laugh, a gasp, a scream shared with strangers cannot be compared to one indulged in isolation. And a film so clearly designed for the cinema cannot be enjoyed in the same way on the couch at home. We’ve heard this sentiment repeated ad nauseam over the last five years, and it has never been more true than when considering Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty! An ima...
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