All posts tagged "Dramedy"
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Jim Batts | September 29, 2022
THE GREATEST BEER RUN EVER – Review
This week’s new film release may seem like more of a Summer escapist flick with an average Joe...
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Jim Batts | September 29, 2022
THE GOOD HOUSE – Review
With the temps falling and the leaves slowly changing, lots of folks may be thinking of taking a...
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Jim Batts | September 12, 2022
CLERKS III – Review
Alright you slackers, Labor Day’s in the rearview mirror. Time to “hit the bricks” and get back to...
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Mark Glass | July 22, 2022
BABY ASSASSINS – Review
Due to a recent Supreme Court decision, one might be oriented towards assuming the BABY ASSASSINS title denotes...
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Jim Batts | June 16, 2022
CHA CHA REAL SMOOTH – Review
Adventurous filmgoers who are looking for a bit of a break from the onslaught of Summer blockbusters may...
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Jim Batts | April 12, 2022
FATHER STU – Review
Now here’s a new studio film release that seems a perfect fit for this time of year. After...
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Cate Marquis | March 12, 2022
NEIGHBOURS – SLJFF Review
The 2022 St. Louis Jewish Film Festival is virtual again this year, meaning all films can be streamed...
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Jim Batts | February 17, 2022
DOG- Review
One of the major new movie releases this week poses a follow-up to the old chestnut about the...
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Cate Marquis | November 9, 2021
NEIGHBOURS – SLIFF Review
There is a lot of humor and sly satire in this child-centric tale looking at the roots of...
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Mark Glass | October 14, 2021
WEASEL’S TALE – Review
THE WEASEL’S TALE (“El Cuento De Las Comadrejas”) is a subtitled Argentine dramedy about a cluster of past-their-prime...
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Mark Glass | September 16, 2021
BEST SELLERS – Review
Michael Caine. Aubrey Plaza. Great start for an indie dramedy. But how best to deploy such fine assets?...
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Jim Batts | October 1, 2020
ETERNAL BEAUTY – Review
As the days grow shorter and colder, the big prestige dramas will soon dominate the slow trickle of...
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Jim Batts | August 26, 2020
THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF DAVID COPPERFIELD – Review
As the temps show little signs of cooling (and Fall’s less than four weeks away), another way to...
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Jim Batts | May 21, 2020
MILITARY WIVES – Review
The upcoming holiday (in just a couple of days) may prove difficult to observe. Memorial Day was established...
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Cate Marquis | June 7, 2019
THE TOMORROW MAN – Review
In THE TOMORROW MAN, John Lithgow plays Ed, a retiree doomsday prepper who lives alone and spends his...
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Cate Marquis | November 2, 2017
SLIFF 2017 Review – THE DIVINE ORDER
THE DIVINE ORDER (Die Gottliche Ordnung) will screen at Plaza Frontenac Cinema (Lindbergh Blvd. and Clayton Rd, Frontenac,...
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Cate Marquis | March 10, 2017
THE LAST WORD – Review
In THE LAST WORD, Shirley MacLaine stars as Harriet Lauler, a successful, wealthy but not beloved retired businesswoman,...
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Cate Marquis | March 3, 2017
TABLE 19 – Review
At the beginning of TABLE 19, we see Anna Kendrick struggling to decide whether to RSVP yes or...