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‘The Wild Robot’ is Straight-Up GorgeousChris Sanders’ film adaptation is a stunning visual tale that provokes thoughts, laughs, and tears alike.Sep 29, 20241Sep 29, 20241
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Retro Review: To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie NewmarThe mother of all drag comedies should be required viewing for everyone.Sep 10, 20242Sep 10, 20242
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Published inFanfareMy Favorite Romantic Subplot: ArrivalDenis Villeneuve’s surreal sci-fi drama tells many stories at once with grace and narrative magic.Jul 14, 20246Jul 14, 20246
Published inFanfareLonglegs is a Violently Uncomfortable FilmOz Perkins’ deft direction builds a world of organic dread & audience captivity.Jul 12, 202415Jul 12, 202415
Published inFanfareMy Favorite Cult Film: JawbreakerDarren Stein’s dark comedy is a shiny, twisted example of camp done seriously.Jun 18, 20247Jun 18, 20247
