New Trailer (#2) — New Posters (#2-#3) — New Release Date (changed from 12.6.2024) Unstoppable, updated Preview Link: CLICK HERE for all of the new content as well as the original.
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Page Revisions: (January 12, 2025) Original Release Date: February 5, 2025 Synopsis: From IMDb: “The story follows Lainy, who, being jealous of her best friend’s pregnancy, begins to wear a false pregnant belly – and accidentally gets to meet the man of her dreams.” Poster Rating: C SEE ALL POSTERS BELOW Review: (#1, C) This…
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The Wild Robot Rating Director Chris Sanders Screenplay Chris Sanders Length 1h 42m Starring Lupita Nyong’o, Pedro Pascal, Kit Connor, Bill Nighy, Stephanie Hsu, Matt Berry, Ving Rhames, Mark Hamill, Catherine O’Hara MPAA Rating PG Original Preview Click Here Review Animation means many things to many people. It’s becoming increasingly difficult to appease all of…
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Return Links Polls Re-Awarding Best Production Design, 2006 Now that we’ve finished rebuilding the nomination slate between 1997 and 2016 (we’ll do subsequent years after this series has completed), we will take those rebuilt slates and pick a new winner from among the nominees. In our eighth pass, we take a look at the new…
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Page Revisions: (January 12, 2025) Original Release Date: February 7, 2025 Synopsis: From IMDb: “An Irish shepherding family thrust into battle on several fronts: internal strife, hostility within the family, rivalry with another farmer. Paternalism, heritage, and the generational trauma cycle through the cultural prism of Ireland.” Poster Rating: C- SEE ALL POSTERS BELOW Review:…
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It might be a tight race with two distinct demographics going head to head. Black audiences are sure to turn out for One of Them Days while horror fans are definitely going to give Wolf Man their money. Which will come out on top? It’s not certain but I think there are more horror fans…
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Return Links Polls What Are You Watching? (Jan. 17-19, 2025)
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New Trailer (#2) — New Poster (#1) Companion, updated Preview Link: CLICK HERE for all of the new content as well as the original.
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It wasn’t until after World War II ended that televisions became affordable. By the late 1940s, most homes in the U.S. had a 12-inch black-and-white TV set. Although most programming was live, TV stations also looked to old movies to fill the gap. By the early 1950s, you could find lots of movies from the…
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New Trailer (#2) Armand, updated Preview Link: CLICK HERE for all of the new content as well as the original.
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