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MOST UNDERRATED SUPPORTING ACTOR IN A LIMITED SERIES/TV MOVIE 

Alessandro Nivola in Love Story: John F. Kennedy Jr. & Carolyn Bessette

Jack Lacy in All Her Fault

Stuart Campbell in Half Man

Michael Peña in All Her Fault 

Francesco Acquaroli  in The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox

Orlando Bloom in Deep Cover

[petersonreviews]

Their Finest (2017)

“This is a rubicund, charismatic crowd-pleaser just as affecting as the film being made within the film. Come for Gemma Arterton’s excellent performance, stay for the laughs and the lump that will eventually develop in your throat.”

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Film Review 2 - Johnny English Strikes Again (2018)

Film Review 2 – Johnny English Strikes Again (2018)

Surprisingly this third installment is actually quite funny with added delight seeing the elastic Rowan Atkinson back in his bumbling super spy role which is really just beloved Mr. Bean if he was working for her majesty’s secret service.

Having been in retirement for a number of years moonlighting as a school teacher he is recalled abrupt back into action by a desperate government to stop a…

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Film Review - Johnny English Strikes Again (2018)

Film Review – Johnny English Strikes Again (2018)

The question facing Johnny English in 2018 is: how successfully has the character evolved and managed to remain relevant in the twenty-odd years since it first emerged in Barclaycard advertsin the early nineties? A prototype of the character first emerged as a spokesman for the credit card years ago as a gentle pastiche of old spy (see James Bond) cliches, before morphing into a feature film…

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Love in times of heterosexism -- Carol, a film review

Love in times of heterosexism — Carol, a film review

In his  latest film, director Todd Haynes brings to life a love story between a wealthy housewife and a 20-something department store clerk in 1950s Manhattan. Although a portrayal of forbidden love between two women in the ’50s may seem like a familiar trope, Haynes’ portrayal in Carol, which is based on a The Price of Salt, Patricia Highsmith’s second novel, makes it fresh. The script, written…

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OBVIOUS CHILD

  THE PLOT THUS FAR

A twenty-something comedienne’s unplanned pregnancy forces her to confront the realities of independent womanhood for the first time.

WHAT WE THOUGHT

“Obvious Child” is a sweet film, but it’s a sweet film about self-pity. I’ve had several conservative friends get really pissed at my enthusiastic support for abortion. I honestly believe that certain people shouldn’t keep…

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