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Dora and the Lost City of Gold
Though the movie teases the show’s style and scores some points off of how out of place Dora is, it never implies there is anything wrong wi

Ben Pivoz
Aug 9, 2019


The Art of Self-Defense
It sets up the patriarchy, who it is holding down and why, though I am unsure if the ending is explaining how to tear it down or showing how

Ben Pivoz
Jul 19, 2019


Stuber
Stuber stuffs so much in to distract you from how few ideas it has. The story is so slight and short that it feels like this stuff was added

Ben Pivoz
Jul 12, 2019


Yesterday
Screenwriter Richard Curtis is known for his rom-coms (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Love Actually). Director Danny Boyle has been able to ad

Ben Pivoz
Jul 4, 2019


Late Night
It is a movie with something to say in regards to gender, workplace inequality, race and age, but in a smart and funny way, not a pushy or p

Ben Pivoz
Jun 25, 2019


Toy Story 4
These movies are always deep; 4 is no exception. It mirrors the toys’ emotions with that of their kid’s and the kid’s parents. Even four ent

Ben Pivoz
Jun 21, 2019


The Secret Life of Pets 2
The Secret Life of Pets 2 is a sequel made for purely commercial reasons. It has no artistic reason for existing. It is occasionally enterta

Ben Pivoz
Jun 18, 2019


The Dead Don't Die
I certainly had fun with The Dead Don’t Die, though it left me feeling a tiny bit like Jarmusch was punching below his weight. However, for

Ben Pivoz
Jun 13, 2019


Booksmart
Booksmart has the requisite raunchy humor, but it never sacrifices character in favor of a gag. As crazy as things get, the personalities, a

Ben Pivoz
May 23, 2019


The Hustle
The problem with The Hustle is not what it keeps, rather what it has lost. The stars prove themselves game for anything, but the screenplay

Ben Pivoz
May 11, 2019
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