Film
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Interview: Alex Honnold and Director Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi Share What It Was Like to Film the Death-Defying Climb
Emertainment Monthly met with Alex Honnold, the subject of the documentary Free Solo and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, one of the…
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Review: "Free Solo" Performs at the Highest Level
Alex Honnold is the only person in human history to free solo climb Yosemite’s El Capitan. That means climbing without…
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O Captain! My Captain! – A Look Back at Chris Evans’ tenure as Captain America
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has a near-unmatched track record for sustaining cast members.
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Review: "The Sisters Brothers" Has More to Offer Than Just A Clever Title
There’s a magical land you may have heard of – a land where you are free from Michael Bay and…
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Review: Emotional and Compelling, "A Star Is Born" Is Fantastic
Directed by Bradley Cooper, A Star Is Born is this generation’s masterpiece.
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Review: "Venom" Has Good Intentions, If Nothing Else
If you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all. So here goes nothing: Venom is not the worst…
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Review: "Colette" – A Woman Who Stands Up to Men
In the 1940s, women faced a challenging situation in the workforce. Men and women were on a slightly more even…
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Opinion: In Defense of Trash – How a Movie Transcends its Own Pitfalls
In terms of art, not much can rival a terrifically made film, except, maybe, a horrendous one.
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Review: "Night School" Caters to the Slapstick Comedy Fan
Night School, starring Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish, exceeded expectations greatly in the theaters.
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Review: “Smallfoot” is Woke – and it Really Wants You to Know
For a children’s movie, Smallfoot takes on big themes in an unexpected way: in the first five minutes, the narrative…
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