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Billie Eilish - Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D)
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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This entertaining concert documentary has some unique 3-D visuals, but the movie isn't as groundbreaking as it's hyped up to be. Beyond the technical aspects, it's the usual mix of performance footage, predictable interviews, and fan worship scenes.
Posted May 07, 2026
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Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry
(2021)
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Carla Hay
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Billie Eilish: The World Is a Little Blurry is a candid visual diary of Eilish from the ages of 16 to 18, just as her pop music career began soaring to a mega-star level. This 140-minute documentary is a little too long, but it's still fairly impressive.
Posted May 07, 2026
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The Sheep Detectives
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Even though the live-action/animated film The Sheep Detectives has an overabundance of characters, this story about a flock of sheep investigating their shepherd owner’s murder is a goofy and charming delight.
Posted May 06, 2026
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Pitt Siyapa
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Pitt Siyapa is an onslaught of stupidity and bad performances that squander a good idea and turn it into loudly obnoxious mush. This comedy (about a single mother and her funeral business colleagues) fails miserably at juggling two different storylines.
Posted May 05, 2026
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Boulevard
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Boulevard (adapted from the novel of the same name) is a cliché-ridden teen drama about a ‘good girl’ who falls for a ‘bad boy’ and gets caught up in a toxic love triangle. The movie problematically mishandles drug addiction issues in a romance.
Posted May 04, 2026
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Power to the People: John & Yoko Live in NYC
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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This uneven concert documentary--an extended and restored version of 1986's John Lennon Live in New York City--is vibrant, raggedy, compelling, and sometimes off-key. It's noteworthy for being Lennon's only full-length concert after the Beatles broke up.
Posted May 03, 2026
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Ek Din
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Ek Din makes up for its redundant and predictable moments with good lead performances from Sai Pallavi and Junaid Khan. This drama is a competent remake of the 2016 film One Day, a story about how amnesia and deception affect a romance.
Posted May 02, 2026
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Jetlee
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Just like the hijacked plane in Jetlee, this terrible action comedy crashes and burns with chaotic incompetence. A more accurate title for this abysmal movie is Jetlag because it's so irritating, unwelcome, and exhausting.
Posted May 02, 2026
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Mermaid
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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People should not expect this Mermaid movie to be like the 1984 romantic comedy Splash. This Mermaid movie is a quirky, dark comedy where a mermaid is discovered by a man coping with drug addiction, depression, and nasty people.
Posted May 01, 2026
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Everyone Is Lying to You for Money
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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This engaging documentary, which is intended as a harsh critique of cryptocurrency, is more about confirmation bias than being hard-hitting investigative journalism. Director/producer/narrator Ben McKenzie injects some unnecessary scripted comedy.
Posted Apr 30, 2026
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The Devil Wears Prada 2
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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The comedy in The Devil Wears Prada 2 is more like a self-aware sitcom than 2006's charming The Devil Wears Prada. However, there's still enough to enjoy about this sequel, which parodies issues of journalism and fashion in a changing media landscape.
Posted Apr 29, 2026
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Hokum
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Hokum is an effective blend of folklore horror, manifestations of traumatic grief, and a mystery about missing people at an Irish hotel. The movie has an intertwined story about an American author confronting his own demons while visiting at the hotel.
Posted Apr 28, 2026
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Original Sound
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Original Sound gives an emotionally authentic depiction of chasing creative greatness in a fickle music industry, from the perspectives of a struggling musician and a pop star. This appealing movie avoids many story clichés.
Posted Apr 26, 2026
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Group: The Schopenhauer Effect
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Just because this is a drama whose scenes are almost entirely of group therapy sessions doesn't mean this movie is a talkative bore. It's a dynamic and riveting portrayal of adults with highly individual personalities, insecurities, and desires.
Posted Apr 26, 2026
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Ricky
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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The last 15 minutes of the gritty drama Ricky are a little too rushed and oversimplified. However, Stephan James gives a talented performance as a 30-year-old man who spent half of his life in prison and is adjusting to life after prison.
Posted Apr 25, 2026
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Hamlet
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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The main reason to watch director Aneil Karia's 2020s version of Hamlet is Riz Ahmed's compelling performance as the protagonist. This flawed movie, based on William Shakespeare's famous play, takes some bold artistic swings with more hits than misses.
Posted Apr 24, 2026
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Storm Rider: Legend of Hammerhead
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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An embarrassing, tacky, and boring ripoff of 1963's Jason and the Argonauts and 1995's Waterworld. Kevin Costner can now rest easier knowing he didn't make the worst movie about a post-apocalyptic, underwater world damaged by melted icecaps.
Posted Apr 23, 2026
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Michael
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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This overly worshipful celebrity biopic should've been called Saint Michael. The musical performances are electrifying, but the movie portrays Michael Jackson as a perfect martyr, his father as a cartoonish villain, and everyone else as vague.
Posted Apr 21, 2026
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Bunnylovr
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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Bunnylvr isn't as controversial as it seems to be, but this drama is an interesting portrait of a New York City web cam sex worker going through transitions in her life. Writer/director/star Katarina Zhu combines raw realism with artsy introspection.
Posted Apr 20, 2026
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Wasteman
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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The intense drama Wasteman offers a glimpse into the brutal lives of two British prisoners who form an alliance as volatile as the dangers they experience in prison. David Jonsson and Tom Blyth give searing performances.
Posted Apr 19, 2026
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Salmokji: Whispering Water
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Salmokji: Whispering Water uses some typical jump scares in this horror movie about a ghost that haunts a reservoir. However, the movie has good acting performances and gripping suspense in this story about a road-view crew trying to solve the mystery.
Posted Apr 18, 2026
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Bhooth Bangla
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Bhooth Bangla lacks imagination in recycling the same old tired horror comedy concept of a bachelor stuck in a haunted mansion, as family secrets are revealed. The movie's slapstick scenarios are mindless and cliché, while the acting is uninspired.
Posted Apr 18, 2026
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Busboys
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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The only thing more dimwitted than the two loser protagonists in Busboys is this entire cinematic trash dump that's trying to pass as a comedy film. The jokes are as limp and shabby as the awful mullet wig that David Spade wears in this dull movie.
Posted Apr 18, 2026
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LIK: Love Insurance Kompany
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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Love Insurance Kompany is a terribly mishandled comedy/drama about the negative effects of artificial intelligence choosing love partners for people. This predictable long-winded movie fails in every way possible.
Posted Apr 17, 2026
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Dacoit: A Love Story
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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A potentially compelling story about an unlikely duo of robbers and a revenge scheme for wrongful imprisonment turns into increasingly preposterous action scenes that nearly ruin the movie. A sentimental conclusion cannot redeem this garbage.
Posted Apr 17, 2026
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Lee Cronin's The Mummy
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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This idiotic horror movie, which is obsessed with vomit, tries to be unique by having a teenage girl as the main villain mummy, but it copies too many ideas from The Exorcist and Evil Dead movies.
Posted Apr 16, 2026
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#Skyking
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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The documentary #SkyKing gives empathetic perspectives of Richard 'Beebo' Russell and his mental health crisis that led to him stealing a Horizon Air plane (with no passengers on board) in 2018. Most of the people interviewed are his loved ones.
Posted Apr 15, 2026
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Mother Mary
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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This pretentious and dull drama intends to make a big statement about the connected souls of a pop star and a fashion designer. It’s more like a stylish but overly talkative therapy session influenced by fashion shows, music videos, and horror movies.
Posted Apr 14, 2026
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Legends of the Lost Ark
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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More entertaining than educational, this well-edited documentary film doesn't offer any definitive new discoveries when presenting theories about where the biblical Ark of the Covenant could be buried. However, the movie is cohesive and detailed.
Posted Apr 13, 2026
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You're Dating a Narcissist!
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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You're Dating a Narcissist! is a misguided and irritating comedy about a neurotic mother who meddles in the love life of her 22-year-old daughter. This inept and tiresome movie tries to be cute and clever with plot twists that look utterly phony.
Posted Apr 13, 2026
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Hunting Matthew Nichols
(2024)
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Carla Hay
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Hunting Matthew Nichols doesn't do anything groundbreaking in the ‘found footage’ horror genre. However, it's a solidly suspenseful movie about a woman making a documentary about searching for her missing brother.
Posted Apr 12, 2026
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Beast
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Beast is slightly better than the average movie about fighters in mixed martial arts. This sports drama's ending is predictable, but other parts of the movie are not so formulaic.
Posted Apr 11, 2026
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Newborn
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Newborn starts as a potentially riveting portrayal of how a wrongfully convicted man adjusts to life after he has been released from prison. This disappointing drama turns into a repetitive mush of hallucinations and ignores the rehabilitation process.
Posted Apr 11, 2026
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For Worse
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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The romantic comedy For Worse often looks like skits strung together in a loosely conceived plot. However, writer/director/star Amy Landecker brings a lot of appeal and emotional authenticity to this movie about a divorced mother who starts dating again.
Posted Apr 10, 2026
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You, Me & Tuscany
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Cloying and superficial, it’s like an outdated 2000s rom com, but with mid-2020s technology. It’s filled with mindless dialogue, stupid scenarios, and embarrassing ethnic stereotypes. Great scenery does not make a good movie.
Posted Apr 09, 2026
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Faces of Death
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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This slasher flick begins with an interesting meta horror concept about a serial killer recreating scenes from the 1978 fake snuff movie Faces of Death. But the 2026 version of Faces of Death devolves into idiotic junk with some terrible acting.
Posted Apr 08, 2026
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The Christophers
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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The Christophers is a deliciously witty psychological thriller and dark comedy about greed and creative value in the London art scene. Some parts of the movie are easy to predict, while others parts have clever surprises.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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Forbidden Fruits
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Forbidden Fruits is a horror comedy that strains to be funny and doesn't deliver anything scary until the last 15 minutes. It's a sluggishly paced, meandering movie about a coven of emotionally immature witches who work at a Dallas clothing store.
Posted Apr 07, 2026
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Exit 8
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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Exit 8 is a faithful adaptation of the video game, but the movie requires patience and curiosity to see how it ends because the scenes can get repetitive. It's an artistically made story about a man trapped in a subway station with some mysterious people.
Posted Apr 06, 2026
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David
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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The faith-based animated film David is a re-imagining of an ancient religious tale as much as it is a war story that is presented in a family-friendly movie. The visuals and voice performances are above-average in this movie crammed with conflicts.
Posted Apr 05, 2026
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Biker
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Too predictable to be completely enjoyable, Biker is a convoluted sports drama/action flick that drags with dull personalities, unimpressive acting, and an overstuffed plot about a father and a son who are former motocross racers seeking redemption.
Posted Apr 04, 2026
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Tow
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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Tow sometimes gets caught up in a sitcom tone that lowers the quality of this comedy/drama that's based on a true story. However, Rose Byrne shines in the role of a woman fighting to get back her towed car that was her residence.
Posted Apr 04, 2026
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The Drama
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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The Drama presents a darkly comedic look at a couple affected by a shocking and scandalous confession made just days before the couple's wedding. This intriguing movie is an effective satire of oversharing and keeping secrets.
Posted Apr 03, 2026
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The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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This true crime documentary effectively balances journalistic reporting of the murder of cyclist Moriah Wilson with a compassionate story of who she was and the genuinely positive impact she had on others.
Posted Apr 02, 2026
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A Great Awakening
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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An awkward biographical mashup of Benjamin Franklin and evangelical preacher George Whitefield. This uneven drama pushes an agenda that the U.S. government should have a Christian bias, which contradicts U.S. Constitutional rights.
Posted Apr 02, 2026
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Dead Lover
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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Dead Lover is a dark comedy horror film that definitely won't be for everyone, not even a lot of avid horror fans. It's an offbeat but creatively unusual movie about a lonely gravedigger who uses her dead lover's finger to try to revive him.
Posted Apr 01, 2026
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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The Super Mario Galaxy Movie falls into a movie sequel trap of adding characters in attempting to cover up a messy plot. This animated film has eye-catching visuals but an unimpressive story reduced to generic chase scenes and battles.
Posted Mar 31, 2026
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André Is an Idiot
(2025)
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Carla Hay
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The documentary André Is an Idiot memorably chronicles the final years of eccentric advertising creative André Ricciardi, after he was diagnosed with colon cancer. Some scenes look staged for comedy, but the movie has emotional authenticity.
Posted Mar 30, 2026
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Holy Days
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Holy Days tries hard to be sentimental and charming, but this dull and witless comedy/drama is filled with stale jokes and cringeworthy acting. Three nuns and a lonely boy go on a road trip to save the nuns from convent eviction.
Posted Mar 29, 2026
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Prathichaya
(2026)
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Carla Hay
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Prathichaya wants to be an intriguing political crime thriller that has a lot to say about corruption and media manipulation. Instead, it's a convoluted mess with awful sound mixing that blares the music score to obnoxious levels.
Posted Mar 28, 2026
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