Taylor Sheridan’s THOSE WHO WISH ME DEAD continues the filmmaker’s knack for unique stories but doesn’t live up to his previous work.
In Theaters Review: Those Who Wish Me Dead
Category: Features
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MORTAL KOMBAT isn’t perfect but the cast and crew do their best to create a faithful adaptation of the popular video game franchise.
Cinema Smack’s 2021 Oscar Predictions
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After much clamoring, ZACK SNYDER’S JUSTICE LEAGUE serves as a much improved, but still imperfect, version of DC’s superhero team-up.
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Chloé Zhao’s NOMADLAND is a starkly beautiful look at life on the road as a modern-day nomad.
Netflix Original Review: I Care a Lot
J Blakeson’s I CARE A LOT tells a thrilling tale about horrible people doing horrible things for nothing more than financial gain.
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John Lee Hancock’s new film, THE LITTLE THINGS, has a lot of similarities to SEVEN but still remains a compelling drama on its own.
