Basic training in the United States Marine Corps is a lonely business. So lonely, in fact, that 18-year-old Cameron Cope…
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This year at the New York Film Festival, multiple narratives have explored the generational divide between jaded elders and the…
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Despite Roger’s famous proclamation that video games aren’t art, the founder of this site was also open to alternative opinions…
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In her last on-camera interview, English primatologist Jane Goodall used her platform to uplift others. In a direct address to…
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Bennett Watanabe’s “Stooper” tells the story of a boy (Valor Hirsch) on his tenth birthday. Presumably, his mom is at…
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When we look back at John Cusack’s expressive and bruised-heart romantic Rob Gordon in “High Fidelity” a quarter-century after the…
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Collectors of physical media need to get their hands on Criterion’s box set of the year, a beautiful collection of…
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Apple TV+’s “The Sisters Grimm,” based on the same-named Michael Buckley books, intends to act as an entry point for…
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I have well established, for those with even a pittance of interest, that my taste in horror is not aligned…
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The work of filmmaker and historian Martin Scorsese needs no introduction. The director behind countless iconic and award-winning films like…
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