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Arts

Tarantino’s delight: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood defines an era through excellent performances

Delight is not a word you often associate with a Quentin Tarantino film, but damn if you don’t leave Once Upon a Time in Hollywood with a smile on your […]

kristoferjenson | July 31, 2019

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Too soon: The Lion King raises questions about re-shooting beloved animated classics

Is anyone actually this nostalgic? Beneath the song and dance and snappy dialogue in the new Lion King is a feeling of resignation and inevitability. This reenactment—remake would imply that […]

kristoferjenson | July 24, 2019

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Going nowhere: Ride around comedy Stuber is worse than it sounds

Did Stuber get greenlit because of its name, or in spite of it? Whatever its origins, it’s bad. Really bad. The kind of bad where even when it does land […]

kristoferjenson | July 17, 2019

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Another take: Spider-man ventures out and spins a new tale

The first question that will inevitably come up regarding Spider-Man: Far From Home is: How  does it compare to the other screen portrayals that followed Sam Raimi’s landmark films? But […]

kristoferjenson | July 10, 2019

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Emotional undoing: Midsommar runs deep on horror and humanity

When a horror movie reaches a certain level of pedigree or critical acclaim, it’s common in some circles to find any word other than “horror” to describe it. “That was […]

kristoferjenson | July 3, 2019

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Playing for keeps: Toy Story 4 holds its own in the popular film series

Somehow, against all odds and conventional wisdom of movie sequels and their diminishing returns, the Toy Story series just keeps getting it right. The mere fact that there is a […]

kristoferjenson | June 26, 2019

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Less thrilling: The latest Shaft movie brings nothing new to the screen

The trope of “John Shaft is a dirty old man” is barely enough material to build a “Saturday Night Live” sketch, let alone an entire movie. Yet here we are, […]

kristoferjenson | June 19, 2019

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Going Dark: The X-Men franchise comes to a boring end

The conclusion of the X-Men franchise was never going to be great, but it didn’t have to be this bad. Back when the first film came out in 2000, the […]

kristoferjenson | June 12, 2019

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Godzilla: King of the Monsters stomps previous beasts

As other non-Marvel cinematic universes either crumble (Dark Universe), or limp along on life support between occasional jolts of excitement (DCEU), the MonsterVerse has been slowly gaining momentum like a […]

kristoferjenson | June 5, 2019

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Dancer’s journey: The White Crow stays en pointe with no distractions

The 1961 defection of Soviet ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev in Paris sent shockwaves through the artistic and political worlds—both East and West. The USSR was embarrassed that such a prominent […]

kristoferjenson | May 29, 2019

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