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Chad Byrnes

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Edgar Wright’s Last Night In Soho – A Dreamy But Dizzying Affair

Wright’s passion to connect with his audience and pull them into his imagination is palpable and thrilling

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Godly Performances Make ‘The Eyes of Tammy Faye’ Worth a See

It’s revisionist history filtered through a John Waters-like sensibility

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The Men of ‘Small Engine Repair’ Need Fixing – So Does the Film

These men might be in their forties but they never really grew up

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‘Summer Of 85’: An Ode To Adolescent Heartbreak

The story doesn’t pull any punches in showing that the love that burns brightest can also extinguish just as quickly

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Soderbergh’s Revisionist Noir Takes Darkly Humorous Look At Crime And Capitalism

Set in 1950’s Detroit, no time is wasted plunging into a broken capitalist society

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Heart of a Poet: New Documentaries Portray Conflicted Men in a Complicated World

The subjects in question are multifarious troubadours who invested their souls into their respective trades and maybe even sacrificed their lives in the process

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‘No Man of God’ is a Burdened Take on Ted Bundy

The killer wears a perpetual smirk, as if he’s hiding the secret to the grail

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FILM

Heart of a Poet: New Documentaries Portray Conflicted Men in a Complicated World

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Matt Damon Delves Beneath the Surface in ‘Stillwater’

McCarthy is as fascinated by human behavior as he is with plot

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Sensory Overload and Stupidity Hit Hard in ‘The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard’

This is the movie we’d be forced to watch if the robots in 'The Terminator' won the war against humanity

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