In The Mood for Film
ElliotThree brothers who like movies.
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It has been 26 years since Stanley Kubrick’s passing. His filmography remains a staple of discussion among cinephiles. His work has been dissected and celebrated for over 60 years, shaping countless films we admire today. I'm the proud owne...
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Polarizing Action
It’s safe to say that John Wick has had a significant positive impact on the current state of action movies. It captures everything a moviegoer wants from an action film. Although this article isn’t about John Wick, it feels necessary to me...
“Barabbas” is a Reminder of Merit of Religious Films
For as long as people have been making feature-length films, they’ve been making religious feature-length films. The silent era offers too many to name, but The King of Kings and The Passion of Joan of Arc are two notable titles that come t...
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