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Review of Professor Marston and the Wonder Women (2017)

By Shelagh Rowan-Legg (77) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Professor Marston and the Women Women is a seemless blend of biography, history, and cultural scrutiny, blended together with a necessarily…

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Review of Brothers (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Brothers is a film that plays emotional rope-a-dope with its audience…

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Review of Bāhubali 2: The Conclusion (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Baahubali 2: The Conclusion is an easy recommendation to film fans looking to expend their horizons…

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Review of Fan (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

This is a mediocre film saved by the presence of its overpowered, overexposed, and overconfident star…

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Review of Yakuza Apocalypse (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Yakuza Apocalypse is terribly uneven in tone and I frequently had a hard time trying to place the film's intentions…

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Review of 68 Kill (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

68 Kill hates women. It really, really hates women…

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Review of It (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

It is the feel good fright film of 2017, and I can't wait to see it again…

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Review of Atomic Blonde (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Charlize Theron... definitely proves she's a force to be reckoned with…

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Review of The Foreigner (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Too much IRA inside baseball and not enough Jackie Chan charisma makes The Foreigner a dull boy…

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Review of Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

We've gone through the looking glass from exaggerated reality to full-blown cartoon nonsense, and I just wasn't ready to follow them down that road…

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Review of The Shape of Water (2017)

By Shelagh Rowan-Legg (77) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Beautiful, sensuous, fully wearing its heart on its sleeve, with top-notch performances and a wondrous soundtrack, The Shape of Water does…

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Review of The Killing of a Sacred Deer (2017)

By Shelagh Rowan-Legg (77) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Lanthimos' warped vision finds an unsettling but effective home in the horror tropes explored in The Killing of a Sacred Deer…

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Review of The Hitman's Bodyguard (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

The Hitman's Bodyguard feels like a greatest hits compilation of proven Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson zingers, the AM Gold of action comedies…

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Review of Angry Indian Goddesses (2015)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Angry Indian Goddesses is a great film in which women are shown to be people…

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Review of Fitoor (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

In Fitoor each character is less engaging than the last, to the point where I wonder if they were directed at all…

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Review of Dangal (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Dangal is a perfect entry point for outsiders afraid to approach Bollywood cinema…

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Review of Mirzya (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Little more than an overwrought tourism advertisement for the beauty of Rajasthan. To call it a disappointment would be kind…

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Review of Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets is a supremely indulgent mess of a film…

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Review of Neerja (2016)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Neerja is emotionally draining, remarkably tense, and surprisingly suspenseful, especially for a true life story where we already know the tragic end…

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Review of Tragedy Girls (2017)

By J Hurtado (110) for ScreenAnarchy (469) on 03 Nov 2017

Among the best horror comedies of the last decade, I'd easily put Tragedy Girls alongside films like Tucker and Dale Vs…

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