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The Spy Who Dumped Me
Review

The Spy Who Dumped Me: Two Amateur Spies Take Europe

August 4, 2018 C.L. Illsley

Lead actors Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon have great onscreen chemistry as two best friends thrown into the midst of a spy mission. [read on]

Sorry to Bother You
Review

Sorry to Bother You: “Sci-fi comedy” is surreal & unique

July 14, 2018 Althea Wilson-Forbes

In Boots Riley’s debut film, a young man at the beginning of his career tries to make sense of the corporate world and its soullessness. [read on]

Incredibles 2
Review

Incredibles 2 delivers after a 14 year wait

June 21, 2018 Steven Lee

The sequel to the popular Incredibles (2004) focuses on family life and Elastigirl’s quest to get rights for superheroes. [read on]

Solo: A Star Wars Story
Review

Solo: A Star Wars Story makes for a thrilling action film

May 28, 2018 Steven Lee

The newest Star Wars anthology film explores some of Hans Solo’s backstory. [read on]

Deadpool 2.
Review

Deadpool 2: R-rated comic book movies are here to stay

May 17, 2018 Steven Lee

The highly anticipated second instalment in the franchise will not disappoint. [read on]

Isle of Dogs
Review

Isle of Dogs: Wes Anderson’s quirky style never gets old

March 29, 2018 Steven Lee

This new animated film brings us on a boy’s quest to find his banished dog. [read on]

Bright.
Review

Bright: A Human and an Orc Solve a Mystery

January 3, 2018 Steven Lee

This new Netflix film starring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton is an imaginative mess. [read on]

Home Again.
Review

Home Again: If you could return, would you really want to?

September 10, 2017 C.L. Illsley

The new film, starring Reese Witherspoon, is sweet but ultimately lacking in substance. [read on]

DANIEL Isaiah
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Interview with Daniel Isaiah : The Unpredictability of Song Writing

April 7, 2015 Rachel Levine

Daniel Isaiah talks about his new album and the many paths he took to write some of the songs. [read on]

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