Striving over and over for something seemingly meaningless might appear to be a waste of time, but then again, isn’t everything?
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Two Women gets free Thursday screening with special guest
During the first years of the 1979 Iranian Revolution, the movie tracks the branching lives of two students at Tehran University.
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Documentary follows food critic around Los Angeles
OKCMOA screens a documentary about Los Angeles Times food critic Jonathan Gold and offers look at the real city underneath the golden sheen of Hollywood.
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Instead, we get an ensemble cast more unlikable than anything since last year’s Fantastic Four stumbling through dialogue penned to fill time.
Instead, we get an ensemble cast more unlikable than anything since last year’s Fantastic Four stumbling through dialogue penned to fill time.
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Viewers are eager captives in 10 Cloverfield Lane’s on-screen puzzle
10 Cloverfield Lane is a film most viewers will want to see again.
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London Has Fallen is more testosterone than substance
London Has Fallen is poorly made and unnecessarily savage.
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Zootopia’s pep keeps film fun despite lackluster writing
Zootopia is a sure favorite for kids.
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The Witch finds a way to haunt without usual horror crutches
An isolated, chilling setting paves the way for The Witch to spellbind audiences.
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Review: Risen’s strong storyline falls flat once faith replaces fact
Once Jesus (or Yeshua, as they call him, played by a warm and quiet Cliff Curtis) has his grand reveal, the film droops.
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Eddie the Eagle is a fun take on the traditional underdog story
Eddie the Eagle is a British attempt at a Disney sports movie.