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A little child is taken from his Jewish family in Bologna in 1858 and delivered to the Catholic Church. With the support of the global Jewish community, the boy’s family sets out on an arduous quest that will take more than ten years to return their child home.

admin March 22, 2024 0Comments

In Kidnapped, the horror that every parent fears is realized: what would happen if their…

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War breaks out between the USA and Russia underneath the International Space Station shortly after Kira (Ariana DeBose) and Christian (John Gallagher Jr.) arrive. The Russo-American crew has to choose how best to “secure” the I.S.S. and whether or not to follow orders.

admin March 12, 2024 0Comments

Gravity’s opening crawl told us that “life in space is impossible,” and it appears that…

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1974 in Ireland. Liam Neeson plays Finbar Murphy, a contract killer in a secluded coastal village who makes the decision to retire. Finbar is quickly compelled to return to vigilante justice as a result of the rising bloodshed of The Troubles.

admin March 7, 2024 0Comments

Liam Neeson has starred in so many Taken-esque films since the 2008 film Taken came…

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Hustler Clarence (LaKeith Stanfield) is attempting to travel around ancient Judea while taking care of his sick mother (Marianne Jean-Baptiste) and dodging his creditors. Following the conversion of his older twin Thomas (also played by Stanfield) to Jesus (played by Nicholas Pinnock), Clarence questions whether being a Messiah is a path to success and wealth.

admin February 28, 2024 0Comments

What if The Life of Brian was recreated, but the tone veered from Friday shtick…

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On the lowly farming planet of Veldt, Kora (Boutella) and her elite team must combat the revived Admiral Noble (Skrein).

admin February 22, 2024 0Comments

A ‘collect the team’ romp across an immensely familiar yet logically contradictory cosmos, Zack Snyder’s…

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Daisy Ridley’s character Fran leads a regimented, closed-off life. However, she makes a hesitant attempt to engage with Robert (Dave Merheje) when he begins working in her dull office.

admin February 13, 2024 0Comments

When creating a movie about a disoriented, unhappy character, it can be challenging to avoid…

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Three driven tennis players who first met as teenagers set off on a journey filled with passion, love, and destructive rivalry. Now it’s your turn.

admin February 7, 2024 0Comments

Challengers’ skin shimmers. Sweat flows from entwined tongues. Dicks hang loose. A spat is a…

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After leaving her war-torn birthplace, Jacqueline (Cynthia Erivo) is a refugee attempting to rebuild her life on a Greek island. Solace comes from a tentative connection with the local tour guide, Callie (Alia Shawkat).

admin January 31, 2024 0Comments

Drift, a movie where nothing is quite as it seems, opens with water rushing up…

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While becoming well-known as a jazz vocalist and pop sensation, Amy Winehouse (Abela) falls in love with Blake Fielder-Civil (O’Connell). But she battles addictions when she’s not in the spotlight.

admin January 25, 2024 0Comments

The worst thing a biopic can do is use real-life video of the subject to…

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The Dark Ages. Rebel upstart “Humble” Joan (Nicola Coughlan) leads a revolution that overthrows cosseted Queen Dagan (Aimee Lou Wood). After being saved by her devoted attendant Shulmay (Lolly Adefope), Dagan sets out on a mission to reclaim her reign.

admin January 18, 2024 0Comments

The quality quotient ranges from the magnificent Safety Last! to the pantheon of comedy with…

A little child is taken from his Jewish family in Bologna in 1858 and delivered to the Catholic Church. With the support of the global Jewish community, the boy’s family sets out on an arduous quest that will take more than ten years to return their child home.

War breaks out between the USA and Russia underneath the International Space Station shortly after Kira (Ariana DeBose) and Christian (John Gallagher Jr.) arrive. The Russo-American crew has to choose how best to “secure” the I.S.S. and whether or not to follow orders.

1974 in Ireland. Liam Neeson plays Finbar Murphy, a contract killer in a secluded coastal village who makes the decision to retire. Finbar is quickly compelled to return to vigilante justice as a result of the rising bloodshed of The Troubles.

On the lowly farming planet of Veldt, Kora (Boutella) and her elite team must combat the revived Admiral Noble (Skrein).

Daisy Ridley’s character Fran leads a regimented, closed-off life. However, she makes a hesitant attempt to engage with Robert (Dave Merheje) when he begins working in her dull office.

Three driven tennis players who first met as teenagers set off on a journey filled with passion, love, and destructive rivalry. Now it’s your turn.

After leaving her war-torn birthplace, Jacqueline (Cynthia Erivo) is a refugee attempting to rebuild her life on a Greek island. Solace comes from a tentative connection with the local tour guide, Callie (Alia Shawkat).

While becoming well-known as a jazz vocalist and pop sensation, Amy Winehouse (Abela) falls in love with Blake Fielder-Civil (O’Connell). But she battles addictions when she’s not in the spotlight.

The Dark Ages. Rebel upstart “Humble” Joan (Nicola Coughlan) leads a revolution that overthrows cosseted Queen Dagan (Aimee Lou Wood). After being saved by her devoted attendant Shulmay (Lolly Adefope), Dagan sets out on a mission to reclaim her reign.

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