Tag: Mark Wahlberg

Joe Bell | Review

Walking & Talking: Green Dons Didactic in Heartfelt, Sentimental Social Issue Drama Representation of thought processes and progressive epiphanies are the necessary conjunction with diversity,...

All the Money in the World | Review

A Buck or a Pound: Greed is Good Cinema in Scott’s Perverse Portrait of Capitalist Dysfunction Perhaps it was ABBA, Sweden’s 1970s pop sensation,...

Daddy’s Home | Review

That’s His Boy: Anders Brings Us Broken Homes for the Holidays with Flaccid Comedy Chances are, you might not have been expecting much from Sean...

The Gambler | Review

Kens and Dolls: Wyatt Revamps Toback Prose for the Plastic Age Working steadfastly against the success of Rupert Wyatt’s up-do of The Gambler, which was...

Lone Survivor | Review

Casualties of War: Berg’s Brutal Depiction of Failed SEALS Op Career Best For the purposes of context, one may be interested in noting that Lone...

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For his second feature film, Toronto-based Alireza Khatami tackles...

Sirat | Review

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Sound of Falling | Review

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The Things You Kill | Review

A Poison Tree: Khatami Deconstructs the Psychoses of Patriarchy For...