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Sole Surfer: Affleck Revisits Impetus of Landmark Shoe Line It’s difficult to ascertain where Ben Affleck’s storytelling interests lie even as he’s slowly but surely...

The Unforgivable [Video Review]

Healing the emotional wounds in the present day from the missteps of the past is part of the taxing bliss found in Nora Fingscheidt's...

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom [Video Review]

It’s Rainey’s Men: Wolfe Wows with Ardent Adaptation of Eloquent Wilson Play August Wilson, arguably the most notable and influential Black playwright lionized for his...

Troop Zero | Review

Feeling Like a Number One: Bert & Bertie Get Glossy with Good Intentions For those who prefer to view the world through rosy-tinted glasses, there’s...

Suicide Squad | Review

Monsters, Inc.: Ayer’s DC Comic Mashup is All Bark and No Bite Try as he might, director David Ayer’s valiant efforts to counter the onslaught...

Lila & Eve | Review

Day of the Mother: Stone’s Flighty Revenge Thriller Favors Laughs There’s a certain degree of entertainment to be gleaned from director Charles Stone III’s latest...

Justice For All: Samuel Goldwyn Films Take “Lila & Eve” into their Own Hands

Samuel Goldwyn Films weren't especially active during Sundance this year, but are smoking barrels today with the pick-up of Charles Stone III's Lila &...

Blackhat | Review

Black in the Saddle: Mann’s Cyber Thriller Forgets Thrills Though clearly uninterested in providing conventional thrills with his first theatrical release in six years, director...

Get On Up | Review

The F in Funk: Brown’s Biopic Lodged in a White Man’s World For all the preliminary grumbling about white actors portraying Egyptians in a...

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