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Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl 2024
In a world overrun by sloppy AI art and bad CGI, it’s a genuine thrill to watch a film made with classic stop-motion animation. Visually impressive and highly entertaining, Vengeance Most Fowl seems to know what a rare gem it is, with a plot that playfully warns against an over-reliance on technology. The story follows the basic formula of any Wallace & Gromit outing—Wallace invents something that goes awry and Gromit has to save the day—but when you’re having this much…
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Back in Action 2025
This movie tried to order some of Spy Kids’ nachos, but the cashier was like, “ma’am, this is a Wendy’s. Are you on crack?”
Cameron…girl…this is what you came out of retirement for?
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The Brutalist 2024
“Cinema is SO back,” has become a popular, post-pandemic phrase that refers to any movie that feels big, exciting, and a reason to rush to the theater. There have been several movies over the past few years that have elicited this response, but I can’t recall any that are as grand in scale as The Brutalist. Like the massive buildings its protagonist designs, the film towers over you with its themes and decades-spanning narrative—a monument to a complex American history.…
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The Substance 2024
OHHHHHMAIIIIGAHHD. The Substance is easily the most insane movie I have seen this year and I am all the better for it. Funny, outrageous, and deliriously gory, it is a true shock to the system. Writer-Director Coralie Fargeat delivers a brutal, Cronenbergian takedown of ageism and female beauty standards. With a masterful use of sound, color, and unnerving closeups, she offers a simple message in a wonderfully in-your-face way. Demi Moore gives a riveting, go-for-broke performance and Margaret Qualley is sensational. The less you know going in, the better, but nothing can prepare for this movie’s final moments. WHAT a ride!
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