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Downton Abbey ushers in ‘A New Era’
The wall separating movies and television used to stand ironclad and everyone knew what belonged on either side. Today the wall is gone and nobody

‘Last Night in Soho’ a perfect fit for spooky season
It’s the perfect time of year for a good ghost story, where spirits of the dead haunt the living with

‘Dune’ is worthy of the big-screen treatment
We can consume films in a million different ways in 2021, from a drive-in theater to the phone in your

‘Seeding Change’ wants your money a tad too much
It’s hard to get mad at someone whose heart is in the right place. “Seeding Change: The Power of Conscious

Daniel Craig gives a fitting sendoff to James Bond
When Daniel Craig took over as James Bond in “Casino Royale” in 2006, he gave the franchise a much-needed hard

‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’ lacks bite
There’s an online comic strip called “Garfield Minus Garfield” where the author removes Garfield the cat from the classic daily

‘Dear Evan Hansen’ plays it safe
Musicals have made the transition from stage to screen (and vice versa) for pretty much as long as there have

‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ cry for you
Looking back, it’s almost impossible to believe Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker were real people. At the peak of their

‘This Is Not a War Story’ gives veterans a voice
Veterans returning home carrying the mental and emotional scars of war has been explored in film many times throughout the

‘Kringle Time’ is a painful take on kiddie tv
Few places are as dark and sinister as children’s television. Ok, so maybe that seems a bit extreme, but talk

‘Shang-Chi’ takes Marvel fist-first into the future
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is entering uncharted territory. After Marvel Studios’ decade of dominance got tied up with a nice

‘Caged’ a nightmarish look at solitary confinement
The insidiousness of solitary confinement is in its simplicity. You provide a person with food, water, shelter and physical safety

‘The Suicide Squad’ is mindless, gleeful fun
With superhero movies, the rule of thumb seems to be: if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. The