Film Review: The Tale Is the Kind of Film That Will Stay with You for Years to Come
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Film Review: The Tale Is the Kind of Film That Will Stay with You for Years to Come
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News
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Album Reviews
Album Review: CHVRCHES Go Bigger and Blander on Love Is Dead
C+
Album Review: Father John Misty Trades Humor for Heartbreak on God’s Favorite Customer
B
Album Review: Courtney Barnett Returns Triumphantly with Tell Me How You Really Feel
B+
Album Review: Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks Return Better Than Ever on Sparkle Hard
B+
Album Review: Arctic Monkeys Stumble Through Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino
B-
Film Reviews
Film Review: The Tale Is the Kind of Film That Will Stay with You for Years to Come
A
Film Review: Filmworker Captures What Working For Stanley Kubrick Was Really Like
B
Film Review: Solo: A Star Wars Story Flies Casually Against All Odds
A-
Film Review: Book Club Does a Disservice to Its Gifted Cast of Legacy Stars
D+
Film Review: HBO’s Fahrenheit 451 Fails to Get Fiery, Despite the Two Michaels Being Pretty Cool
C+
Videos
Fan Theories: Does the Briefcase in Pulp Fiction Hold Marsellus Wallace’s Soul?
The Come Up: Closed Sessions
Fan Theories: Does the THANOS Theory Locate Marvel’s Infinity Stones?
The Scariest Scene in Dawn of the Dead Doesn’t Have a Single Zombie
