Nick Digilio has been a movie critic for 40 years, for many of those years on WGN radio, now with…
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In Korean, there’s a custom called 삼년상 (phonetic spelling/pronunciation: sam-nyun-sang). Back in the days of the Joseon dynasty, when a…
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During her lifetime, Agatha Christie never hid her displeasure at the quality of film and TV adaptations of her novels.…
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Remember the Mila Kunis/Kate McKinnon spy comedy “The Spy Who Dumped Me”? Of course you don’t; neither did I. But…
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“Star Trek” has always touted its desire to explore strange new worlds; what “Starfleet Academy” supposes is, what if college…
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In honor of the 100th anniversary of his birth, some PBS stations will be re-showing Mike Leonard’s wonderful documentary about…
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Every few years, another movie chases the iconic highs of “Die Hard,” but most fall short. I hear you shouting…
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In the first five minutes of HBO’s “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,” the soaring title theme of its predecessors…
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Across the country, notably in New York City right now, lesbian bars are throwing “Heated Rivalry” watch parties; in the…
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“Sinners” and “Bel-Air” led the NAACP Image Awards when nominations were announced this morning on CBS. Ryan Coogler’s southern gothic…
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