Onoda: 10,000 Nights in the Jungle Movie Review: A Deep, Self-Indulgent Psychological Study of Survival
Onoda: 10,000 Nights in the Jungle tells the epic story of Japanese soldier Hiroo Onoda, the last-standing fighter of World War II.
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Review: Netflix’s Wednesday Is To Die For.
Check out our review for the Netflix original series, Wednesday.
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The Fabelmans Review: Steven Spielberg Shows How Movies Can Be The Most Powerful Weapon
“The Fabelmans” is one of the very best films of the year, proving that no one does it like Steven Spielberg.
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Violent Night Review – Everyone’s New Favorite Christmas Movie
Move over Die Hard, Universal Pictures’ Violent Night has toppled Nakatomi Plaza to become the best Christmas movie ever.
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Slumberland Review: An Epic Yet Imperfect Rollercoaster Through Dreams
Francis Lawrence’s “Slumberland” is an enjoyable ride through dreams, even if its flaws stick out like a sore thumb.
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Logitech G Cloud Review – 2022’s Ultimate Cloud Gaming System
Logitech G Cloud is the Ultimate Cloud Gaming system, of cloud-only game systems.
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Strange World Review – The New Disney Animated Feature is Almost Too Real
Strange World, Disney’s latest animated feature, explores the beauty and need to value the world we live in as well as familiar family themes.
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Devotion Review – A Beautiful Movie of Men Being Vulnerable
Devotion lovingly tells the story of Jesse Brown, the first Black aviator in the Navy, and his wingman Tom Hudner.
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Glass Onion Review – The New Knives Out Sequel Is Sharper and Cuts Deeper
Glass Onion somehow is sharper and cuts deeper than Knives Out.
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Pokémon Violet Review: 1 Week into the Amazing Land of Paldea
Our review of Pokemon Violet one week into the game.
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The Menu Review – A Decadent 10-Course Meal for Those With Unique Tastes
The Menu is a masterfully crafted, pretentious, yet approachable, film that will leave a resonating aftertaste.
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Andor Review – Season 1 Ends With “Rix Road” in a Nail-Biting and Emotional Conclusion
The final episode of Andor season 1 is now streaming on Disney Plus. Directed by Benjamin Caron and written by Tony Gilroy, this is our review.
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