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[ad_1] Thumbnail: The two-part film, which stars Jessica Chastain and James McAvoy as a married couple undone by tragedy, is a fascinating examination of subjective interpretation. The Box Office: The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby is a 200-minute two-part downer drama about two young adults whose marriage collapses after their child …

[ad_1] I don’t remember the Lorax being an adrenaline-fueled extravaganza. [ad_2] Source by mohysalma789

[ad_1] Domee Shi’s directorial debut is a laugh out loud nostalgia-trip through the middle school days. [ad_2] Source by chadwickdavischadwickdavis095

[ad_1] As a movie critic (admittedly a semi-professional, less-than-part-time one), I feel at least a mild obligation to stick with a movie until the credits roll. Even recent dreck like Cats, Serenity, and Dolittle had a redeeming factor or two (and if not, I harbored a tiny, warped sense of …

[ad_1] Moana 2016 9+ out of 10 Disney has done it yet again. While the another Animation Studios are making a bunch of crap like Trolls or Sing, Disney is making classics. Ever since John Lasseter got … [ad_2] Source by samaraljarah989

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[ad_1] My boys and I had the opportunity to invite readers and friends to join us for a special Wonder Park movie screening last weekend. We’re sharing our… [ad_2] Source by valeriyaryabolus

[ad_1] Parents, the new Goosebumps movie wasn’t made for you: it was made for the 10-year-old kid in your life. Tweens will love this campy, funny “fright fest.” [ad_2] Source by sashawentworth

[ad_1] At eight hours, horror homage to the director feels padded. [ad_2] Source by spiked_the_devi

[ad_1] This A Quiet Place Day One (2024) Movie Review Warns You to SHHHHHH! Starring Lupita Nyong’o and a CAT! Directed by Michael Sarnoski! [ad_2] Source by bunnypants2000

[ad_1] Reviewed by Donna TITLE: Fire and Fog SERIES: Carlisle Cops #6 AUTHOR: Andrew Grey PUBLISHER: Dreamspinner Press LENGTH: 200 Pages RELEASE DATE: [ad_2] Source by davidwareham96

[ad_1] The Thing About Love by Kim Karr: Kim Karr is an auto-buy author for me because her romances are always the ideal blend of sexy, emotional and entertaining, and The Thing About Love reinforces why I adore her writing. Jules Easton and Jake Kissinger meet under awkward circumstances and …

[ad_1] If your faith has been wavering….this inspirational film will restore it. It’s awe-inspiring and a must see. Read my full Breakthrough movie review below! [ad_2] Source by icookies444

[ad_1] A WALK WITH GRACE is a beautiful, modern retelling of The Prodigal Son, confronting the choices we must make in life and to accept the grace Christ offers. [ad_2] Source by grceberenice

[ad_1] Little Women is finally being released in Ireland on St Stephen’s Day but is it worth taking a break from the turkey for it? [ad_2] Source by consmerino

[ad_1] Hayek turns Beatriz into her own breed of wonder woman, Lithgow’s Strutt is definitely a super villain of sorts and their head-to-head battle is clearly worth seeing even if, in real life, it has only begun. [ad_2] Source by manyamarcy

[ad_1] The kind of artful genre movie that some filmgoers think simply doesn’t get made anymore. [ad_2] Source by mmaedeh484

[ad_1] This Death Valley (2021) Review Breathes Life Into Your Hills and Streams! Starring Jeremy Ninaber, Ethan Mitchell, and Kristen Kaster. Directed by Matthew Ninaber. [ad_2] Source by amandamauer38

[ad_1] The Shift Movie Review & Giveaway After a tense encounter with a mysterious stranger with otherworldly powers, a man is banished to a tyrannical, parallel Earth where he fights to get back tothe woman he loves. #TheShiftMIN #TheShiftFilm #MomentumInfluencerNetwork [ad_2] Source by cjrobin

[ad_1] It is not often that a show about a group of middle schoolers leaves adults wanting more, but that is exactly what Netflix’s new series, The Baby-Sitters Club does. Based on the book series by Ann … [ad_2] Source by issaqueh

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[ad_1] A gorgeously poetic display of the natural world. [ad_2] Source by jlcooksey

[ad_1] Damage (1992) Starring Jeremy Irons, Juliette Binoche, Miranda Richardson, Rupert Graves, and Leslie Caron Directed by Louis Malle ***This film is currently streaming on Netflix*** This is another one of those flicks that’s been on my list to see for quite a while. One of those movies that looked …

[ad_1] Netflix’s A Week Away is a spiritual film about friendship and new beginnings. Here’s your A Week Away Parents Guide & Movie Review. [ad_2] Source by mila21012005

[ad_1] “THE WORLD TO COME is an exquisite jewel of poetic antiquities, it is inviting, but one must obtain the invitation first, viz. getting reconciled with its close-knit economy, unhurried pace a… [ad_2] Source by junohdz

[ad_1] Reviewing I Don’t Know How She Does It, starring Sarah Jessica Parker, has been on my to do list for… well, for a while. The aim was to have it out well before its release date, which was T [ad_2] Source by StillFiguringItOut2002

[ad_1] It had such a nice production, too bad the storytelling was abysmal. [ad_2] Source by cavachapernelle

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[ad_1] Arthur the King Movie Review | Safe for Kids? Is Lionsgate 2024 Mark Wahlberg dog film OK for kids? Parents guide PG-13 age rating explained [ad_2] Source by JennyMeadows10

[ad_1] Netflix’s Love At First Sight is an utterly charming romantic comedy that will have you in your feels, largely because of the chemistry the actors have. [ad_2] Source by bluemind22