Review

The Whale review: Love goes to war with bitterness in this Brendan Fraser comeback

The Whale is an ugly film. It confronts self-sabotaging in a way most viewers will find uncomfortable. It’s an intentional decision fed to us by a director who proudly aims to alienate himself from crowd-pleasing affairs. A movie that opens with an overweight character in isolation, pleasing himself to an adult film, only to be

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Henry Cavill confirms he will no longer be playing Superman

News broke recently that Henry Cavill is leaving Netflix’s epic fantasy series, The Witcher. At the time, rumors started circulating regarding a difference in opinion over Netflix’s version of Geralt of Rivia versus the book version. For the record, Cavill has read the books extensively and knows a lot of Witcher lore. However, according to

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Exclusive: Why Hallmark stars Paul Greene and Amanda Kloots love their new CBS movie, Fit For Christmas

With nearly a dozen holiday films under his belt, King of Christmas Paul Greene can’t wait for viewers to see his latest, Fit For Christmas. Starring with The Talk star Amanda Kloots, the special holiday movie is about Audrey (Kloots), an enthusiastic Christmas-obsessed fitness instructor who is teaching classes at her financially beleaguered community center in quaint Mistletoe, Montana. She

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Here’s which movie convinced Margot Robbie that she is a ‘good actor’

Margot Robbie has been a mainstream household name for a short period, but the 32-year-old actress has built a nice resume. Since her breakout role in The Wolf of Wall Street, Robbie built a working catalog with iconic filmmakers such as Quentin Tarantino, Greta Gerwig, Adam Mckay, and James Gunn. Not to mention getting an

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She Said review: Harvey Weinstein gets dismantled by journalism in this magnetic film

She Said is catnip for movie reviewers such as myself. There is nothing more thrilling than a well-executed journalistic procedural. Though the #MeToo movement may not have the same intensity as hunting down a murderer, for example, in David Fincher’s Zodiac, Harvey Weinstein musters the same disgust and raw emotions. And we, the audience, cannot