‘Deja View’ – “Pride” (2014)
Co-hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons kick off their new series focusing on queer media by discussing “Pride” (2014).
Co-hosts Sydney Brumfield and Therese Kinirons kick off their new series focusing on queer media by discussing “Pride” (2014).
Malcolm & Marie isn’t Oscar-worthy, but I couldn’t help but notice the review’s inaccuracies. The author’s analysis seemed based upon a single watch.
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Superb performances maintain suspense in hard-to-believe thriller.
Judy Dench and Steve Coogan have wonderful chemistry in dramatic film.
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Director Neill Blomkamp’s science-fiction film “Elysium” is visually stunning but focuses too little on the plot.
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