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Ford v Ferrari
Ford v Ferrari is precisely what it intends to be: fun, exciting entertainment that relates a true story in a captivating way. It is not try

Ben Pivoz
Nov 16, 2019


Charlie's Angels
There was certainly an effort to make this witty and clever; however, none of it feels natural. Everybody tries hard to make the formula wor

Ben Pivoz
Nov 15, 2019


Jojo Rabbit
According to Waititi, Jojo Rabbit is an anti-hate satire. He invites us to laugh at the silliness of the doctrine of groups like the Nazis

Ben Pivoz
Nov 14, 2019


Pain and Glory
I am unaware of what is based on his life and what is fiction. What I am sure of is this is a lovely film, introspective, entertaining and v

Ben Pivoz
Nov 9, 2019


Doctor Sleep
This is not about spectacle, it is about the people affected by a “gift” they did not ask for and how they choose to apply it. It is an impr

Ben Pivoz
Nov 9, 2019


Last Christmas
The success of a romantic comedy depends entirely on the likability of its stars. Henry Golding’s Tom holds too much back to fully connect;

Ben Pivoz
Nov 9, 2019


Playing with Fire
The people become a clothesline to hang gags on, making it incredibly challenging to become engaged with anything onscreen. It occasionally

Ben Pivoz
Nov 8, 2019


Motherless Brooklyn
Norton assembled his elements carefully, but they do not always click together. What he has constructed is unique and entertaining, even if

Ben Pivoz
Nov 4, 2019


Harriet
This is a big role that practically screams “award nominations.” While I would not put Harriet on that level, I would not be surprised to se

Ben Pivoz
Nov 1, 2019


Terminator: Dark Fate
It sets up its plot, assumes we already know what is going on, then plunges headlong into its action. Despite being in the title, fate is ne

Ben Pivoz
Nov 1, 2019
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