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Film Review – The Social Reckoning
Aaron Sorkin’s fascination with Mark Zuckerberg and the online behemoth that is Facebook continues with The Social Reckoning (2026). Of course, we cannot talk about this film without talking about Sorkin’s Oscar-winning work in The Social Network (2011). In that, we saw a young Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg) create the platform and…
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Film Review – Verity
It’s not too often you get a film that tells you being a good writer is bad for your health. And yet, that is precisely the kind of upside-down logic that comes with Verity (2026). Directed by Michael Showalter with a screenplay by Nick Antosca (adapting Colleen Hoover’s novel), the film…
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Film Review – Digger
After almost two full decades starring in blockbuster action pictures, Tom Cruise has chosen a role that reminds us that he is more than just insane stunts and lots of running. His turn in Digger (2026) showcases his willingness to transform into a character, reminiscent of his work in Born…
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Film Review – Unabomber
The title says it all, doesn’t it? Unabomber (2026) traces the life of domestic terrorist Ted Kaczynski through two critical times. The first shows him as a sixteen-year-old math prodigy, whose enrollment at Harvard helped define his personality and planted the seeds of destruction he would…
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Film Review – Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom
I don’t know where Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom (2026) belongs on the list of the greatest Aardman productions. But when it comes to sheer entertainment value, it must rank somewhere near the top. This is easily one of the most fun, exuberant, and…
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Film Review – The Weight
Ethan Hawke has been such a good actor for such a long time that his talents may fly under the radar. He inhabits his characters effortlessly, without a trace of pretension. Whether it is a man going through the ups and downs of romance in The Before…
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Film Review – Mayday
Mayday (2026) wears its Cold War era pop culture nostalgia proudly on its sleeve. In the opening scene, U.S. Navy fighter pilot Troy “Assassin” Kelly (Ryan Reynolds) helps his wingman land on an aircraft carrier. If this sounds familiar, it’s a pretty clear call back to…
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Film Review – The Runner
It’s impressive just how underwhelming The Runner (2026) is. This is one of those films that is so bad that it’s kind of entertaining in an ironic sort of way. I almost want to recommend it just so people can bear witness to all the silly hijinks.…
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