Iconic children’s television host Fred Rogers died of stomach cancer in 2003, two years after the end of his 33 year run as creator and host of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” an American TV series which defined the childhoods of an entire generation, teaching them about kindness, friendship and love.  In this documentary, Oscar winning director […]

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Lauren Cohan (Maggie from The Walking Dead) is Greta, a newly-hired nanny at a remote English estate – only there is a catch. The child she’s been hired to take care of is actually a super creepy looking, life-sized doll. When a series of mysterious events occur, Greta starts to wonder if the doll is […]

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Fourteen years after Pixar dazzled moviegoers with the super fun, animated tale of The Incredibles, our family of superheroes is back, in a sequel that has Bob/Mr. Incredible  (Craig T. Nelson) as a stay at home dad taking care of Jack-Jack (Eli Fucile) as Helen/Elastigirl (Holly Hunter) is out saving the world. All the social […]

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This muckraking documentary by Alex Gibney (Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief and Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room) is about the largely unnoticed moment that was equivalent of the Atomic Bomb in the new world of cyber-warfare – the Stuxnet malware cyberattack that briefly shut down much of Iran’s computer network […]

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This all-female sequel to the Ocean’s 11 and 12 buddy crime capers has Danny Ocean’s recently incarcerated sis Debbie (Sandra Bullock) planning the heist of a rare Cartier diamond necklace at the upcoming Met Gala, with some help from her assorted crime buddies. Even if you can suspend disbelief over the sloppily conceived and utterly […]

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Wow. Wow. Wow. Ari Aster’s dark and oh-so-twisted directorial debut is one that EVERYONE will be talking about for years to come. The dread-filled horror story starts off simply – when the matriarch of a highly dysfunctional family dies, her melancholy descendants begin to decipher cryptic and increasingly disturbing details of their family history.  As the […]

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Category is?! 1980s New York vogue ball realness! Yes, for his last TV series for FX, Ryan Murphy (Glee, American Horror Story), has achieved a first – the largest recurring transgender cast in TV history – in a surreal, enthralling, and wonderfully entertaining show about competing vogue “houses.” Pose is a ridiculously glammed up, inaccuracy-laden, hyper-unrealistic knockoff […]

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In a year packed with super hero movies, finally, a movie about a tiny 5’1″ woman who, for many, is the largest real life super hero of all – Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Most Americans know that Ginsburg, at 85, is currently the oldest and one of the most liberal Justices on the […]

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Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin star is this true story about Tami Oldham and Richard Sharp, who, three weeks after setting sail from Tahiti to San Diego in late 1983, ended up in one of the most catastrophic hurricanes in recorded history. Knocked unconscious from the storm, Tami awakens initially to a missing fiancée and […]

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Martin Freeman (The Hobbit trilogy) stars in this Netflix original post-apocalyptic horror film about a father on an Iliad-type journey across the Australian outback, trying to find a safe refuge for his infant daughter during a viral pandemic. The film is light on the more expected zombie gore of the genre, instead opting to focus […]

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