There are documentaries that need to be seen so you can educate yourself to injustice and this is one such documentary. Shame on Coca Col...

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Starring Julia Garner (Ozark, Dirty John), The Assistant follows one single day in the life of Jane, an aspiring film producer who has ju...

Whenever I’m asked my favorite feminist Disney character, I don’t waver. “Why, it’s Cruella de Vil,” I reply without hesitation. I was 8 ...

Much is being written about J.Lo’s Oscars snub for her work on “Hustlers.” I watched the film to try to understand what all the fuss is a...

I went to see “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” on Thanksgiving with two friends. The theater was empty, which surprised me. I though...

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It is interesting how sometimes a movie creates a lot of buzz and expectation just to, after a disappointing delivery, have those expecta...

Guest Review by Andrew Singer. The Farewell takes place in China, but the theme of family life is universal--how we deal with life and wi...

Which are the odds of a Scotswoman from Glasgow, with a thick accent (to the point that some US theaters are offering subtitles), becomin...