Naturally, one would assume the adaptation is a cinematic portal into a world we’ve mined, crafted, and dreamt of for over a decade. But alas, the film falls short of our nostalgic wishes.
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Snow White or Joan of Arc? Disney Fails To Mold a Classic to Modern Expectations
Failing to replicate the successes of other Disney live-action remakes such as Beauty and the Beast (2017) and Aladdin (2019), Snow White will likely end up with the Cinderella (2015) treatment—forgotten and looked over.
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‘Novocaine’: A Mad Mix of Genres That Doesn’t Quite Hit the Mark
Novacaine is undoubtedly an entertaining ride, entering unprecedented territory—the protagonist, no matter how many times he’s beaten down, stays determined with death as his only obstacle.
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‘Opus’ Tries to Haunt, But Mostly Hints
In Opus, director Mark Anthony Green’s directorial debut with A24, he attempts to dissect the relationship between fame, power, and blind devotion.
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‘The Monkey’ Needs Less Monkey Business and More Horror
Even though some opportunities to explore the horror aspect of the genre more thoroughly are missed, the film is still a sadistically fun watch.
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Controversy and Conventionality: Previewing the 2025 Oscars
A year that is sure to be filled with theatrics, the 2025 Oscars will need to do its best to avoid pre-show controversy and contention.
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‘Brave New World’ Isn’t as Brave as You’d Think
Brave New World didn’t bring anything new or inventive in the form of its plot. The film instead finds strength and purpose in its heroes who still carry the heart and morals that made Marvel movies so successful in the first place.
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Britain’s Beloved Bear returns in ‘Paddington in Peru’
With its charming humor, heartfelt storytelling, and stunning visuals, Paddington in Peru continues to uphold the bear’s legacy as one of British cinema’s most endearing characters.
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Priddle: When Hollywood Gets Romance Right
Whether you’re spending this Valentine’s Day coupled up, happily single, or feeling the Feb. 14 blues, this list exhibits the best of what the romance genre has to offer.
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‘Love Me’: A Post-Apocalyptic Take on Romance and Identity
Robots turned humans explore the meaning of life and the possibility of love beyond humanity in 2025’s first post-apocalyptic sci-fi film.
