Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) punches hard. Fists of pent up frustration fly with no regret as she takes on Black Mask (Ewan McGregor) and his Gotham goons.
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REVIEW: ‘BoJack Horseman’ (2020) Says Goodbye To One of the Greatest Ever TV Shows Ever Produced
With BoJack Horseman; after five and a half seasons of hilarious visual gags, sharp Hollywood satire and emotional gut punches, we get eight incredibly written episodes that encapsulate the series as a whole, capped off with a perfect final shot that hammers home the show’s message through a stunning frame that will be remembered for years to come.
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REVIEW: ‘Gretel & Hansel’ (2020) is a story about female power and witchcraft
In a sea of reboots, sequels, and reiterations, Gretel & Hansel (2020) is a refreshingly dark film that feels new and exciting despite the centuries-old story.
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LSFF REVIEW: 'Up To And Including Her Limits' Challenges Feminine Identity
As part of London Short Film Festival, the ‘Up To And Including Her Limits’ strand included six short films united by the centralisation of women and control.
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REVIEW: ‘Say My Name’ is a Charming But Forgettable Exploration of Identity
Say My Name feels more like a play than a movie – and perhaps it would find a more impactful home on the stage than the screen.
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REVIEW: A Confusing Message Prevents 'Feedback' (2019) From Being Memorable.”
A contrived plot and a confusing message ultimately stops Feedback from being truly memorable.
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Top of the Docs #2 – ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’, The Man Who Raised a Generation
The opening lyrics to ‘Won’t You Be My Neighbor?’ welcome viewers to the TV show as Fred Rogers and his warm smile enters the frame. Rogers was a father figure, the face of children’s TV, and an educator to a nation.
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SUNDANCE REVIEW: 'Promising Young Woman' (2020) is Tired of Hearing Your Excuses for Men (Yes, all of them)
When you think you know what Promising Young Woman is, it changes into something else.
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REVIEW: ‘Bombshell’ Runs Scared From the Complex Political Environment in Which it is Set
Upon the announcement that the Roger Ailes scandal was being turned into a film, it was always going to be the case that one of two films was going to be made.
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REVIEW: Season Two of 'Titans' Fails To Flip the Script and Lacks Novelty
Season one of DC’s Titans was a much-needed tonic in the oversaturated realm of the superhero genre. It focused on the complex, interpersonal relationships between our central characters and let the audience get behind the mask of these heroes.
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