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On August 23rd of 1968, a group of leftist (or dissident depending on who you ask), pacifist, and anti-capitalist protestors from states neighboring Illinois all came together outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago to protest the Vietnam War.
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Hate to sound as if I’m saying that specific topics shouldn’t be joked about because everything should be joked about, but considering how many people just learned the level of control a conservatorship legally holds over their ward from Framing Brittney Spears last week, this is poor timing at best.
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A true recollection of what it takes to break out of a South African prison — and what it really means to stay free.
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A Modern Survival Story Disguised as a Thriller
This film was extraordinarily wild, and I enjoyed everything they did with it.
Parasite took me down the longest road of twists and turns I’ve been on this year. Just when you think something’s about to let up — when you finally feel like you’ve figured out exactly what’s going to happen next — the movie slaps you across the face… only to get you ready for the giant punch that’s coming.
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What happens to your consciousness when you die? Do you become an animal, a tree… or someone else?
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What are you really capable of? And how far would you go to do it?
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A film of conspiracy, confusion, and catastrophe—The Limehouse Golem unexpectedly turned out to be a very interesting watch.
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This film is a masterclass in character transformation, showing the strength and weaknesses of the human mind when pushed to its limits. Shot Caller isn’t just about crime—it’s about sacrifice, survival, and the choices we make for those we love.
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“Time travel… ending with the same plotline continuations as the Jurassic Park series.”
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