Michelle Williams gives one of the year's best performances as a sculptor dealing with the struggles of daily life.
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The return of Gill-Man, and why fantasy is the political genre we need and deserve right now.
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Trying to appeal to everyone, ‘Death Note’ 2017 misses what made the original manga special.
Somebody had the wise idea to make an American version of Death Note. Originally slated as Warner Brothers project, th… Read More
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Manipulating the past to inform the future.
Christopher Nolan is a master manipulator of time. Inception, Memento, The Prestige, Following, and Interstellar all utilize such manipulation as central facets o… Read More
- On Your Knees: Saving and Losing Souls in ‘Preacher’By Liz Baessler
‘Preacher’ escapes from Hell and replaces Jesus.
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