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Reviews

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  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 2022

  

  Will Young ★★★ 1

  There were a couple parts in the climax where I had to admit, “Okay, that was pretty cool.” Please, no quippy Doctor Strange; if you want to make him funny,…

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  Heathers 1989

  

  Logan ★★★★½

  This is one of those movies where I want to write a one word joke review but every single top review literally fucking nails it and I can’t compete.

  Anyways,…

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  Vampire's Kiss 1988

  

  Sally Jane Black 12

  His voice is the place to start. Nic Cage's use of emphasis has no rhyme or reason, and the rhythm of his sentences are off, as if he's inserting commas…

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  Vampire's Kiss 1988

  

  Jenna Ipcar ★★★★ 1

  On one hand you have this like semi-brilliant script about a deeply misogynistic and insecure 1980s power-man who'd rather blame the entire world for his failures instead of daring to…

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  After the Thin Man 1936

  

  DubiousLegacy ★★★★

  The sequel takes Nick and Nora's larger-than-life playfulness from the first movie and splashes it across the rest of the picture. The secondary characters are more comical, the setpieces are…

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  The Grand Budapest Hotel 2014

  

  Justin Rizzi ★★★★½

  This may be the most “their entire career has led up to this” movie of all time. Just every Wes Anderson thing times one hundred. There’s multiple framing narratives!

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  Erin Brockovich 2000

  

  Sabrinaaaa ★★★★

  People often tell me that I get mad too often when I talk about political stuff and capitalist stuff, which is very often. I get heated, and start talking about…

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  Erin Brockovich 2000

  

  LYCB ★★★★½

  Corporations should always be the bad guys in movies. They already mostly are but we gotta pump those numbers back up to 90’s/early 2000’s levels