“When they were having to carry my husband’s body up the side of the mountain, it showed a lot more than, actually, what I thought it did,” Shurama Prince said.
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After a brief introduction to this more colorful event in Bourne’s life, we return to the cold blues of hacking.
After a brief introduction to this more colorful event in Bourne’s life, we return to the cold blues of hacking.
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Ice Age: Collision Course is bizarrely entertaining
Simon Pegg brings more energy to his Mad Hatter weasel than the rest of the cast combined.
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Oklahoma City writer returns home to teach his craft
Matt Payne’s creative writing and screenwriting classes start soon.
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Absolutely Fabulous is absolutely hard to follow
The movie features a slapstick attitude without any real action.
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48 Hour Film Project maxes out creativity within constraints
Oklahoma City is one of 140 cities participating in The 48 Hour Film Project.
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Ghostbusters reboot is transparently funny
Kate McKinnon and Chris Hemsworth offer the wildest performances in the worthy addition to the series.
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The Secret Life of Pets keeps off the leash
Though underwhelming, The Secret Life of Pets is easier on the adult eye than preceding Minions.
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Zero Days explores malware’s global threat
Director Alex Gibney continues excelling at documentary horror with Zero Days.
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The Dog Lover takes a swipe at animal welfare extremists
Filmmakers did little to hide The Dog Lover‘s partisan plea.