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The Rise of Skywalker: Before The Viewing
December 20, 2019 | Movie Features
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The Philadelphia Film Festival opened Thursday with “Parasite” and “Just Mercy”
October 20, 2019 | Movie Features
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Spider-Man: Far From Home – Thoughts on the Last Trailer
July 7, 2019 | Movie Features
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A Sicario Sequel: Is it Necessary?
July 7, 2018 | Movie Features
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The 10 Most Incompetent Filmmakers
June 1, 2018 | Movie Features

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Let Down By This Weekend’s Movies? Try Something Totally Different

I’m one of the four people on this planet who didn’t read C.S. Lewis’ books as a child. I wasn’t averse to the tales, I just was attracted to other popular children’s stories, things like Dante’s Inferno, Ulysses, and the works of Tucker Max. As such, when the film of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe hit theaters, I didn’t really care. I have no doubt it’s a good movie; based on what I hear, it’s pretty swell. The sequel that just opened on Friday, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, has a similar effect. I don’t know much about it, other than it has a 50% “rotten” rating on the Tomatometer and that there’s about a 3% chance I’ll see it sometime. It appears The Tourist is even less popular despite everything it has going for it. These facts lead to the same conclusion:


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The PAM-10: Star Power Duos

Sometimes, it’s all about the chemistry between actors. With the upcoming release of The Tourist, audiences will find stars Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp on screen together for the first time. Early reviews note how the film draws well on their combined star power, leading us at Player Affinity to ponder what other movies are remembered more for their lead stars’ performances/dynamic over the film itself.

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Box Office Wizard (12.10.10)

‘Tis the season for Box Office Wizardry. All you have to do is predict which five movies will place in the top five of this weekend’s U.S. domestic box office. It’s that easy. I will make my own predictions here and explain them to you each week to give you some sort of reference point. It’s then your job to enter a comment with your top five. 


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Narnia on Film: An Adventure of its Own

One of the most highly anticipated film of the holiday season, The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader is about to be released. The Chronicles of Narnia is one of the most popular and praised children books and has spore a number of adaptations, so it is time for a retrospective and look into the future.

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Trailer Tracker: The Beaver, Bereavement and more

I know you’ve been waiting all year for it, and here it finally is, the clip for The Beaver, about a depressed man (Mel Gibson) who wears a beaver puppet on his hand as a way to cope. Intrigued? Well take a peak. It’s Trailer Tracker.

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Box Office Wizard (12.3.10)

Not a gift idea maven? Try being a Box Office Wizard instead. All you have to do is predict which five movies will place in the top five of this weekend’s U.S. domestic box office. It’s that easy. I will make my own predictions here and explain them to you each week to give you some sort of reference point. It’s then your job to enter a comment with your top five. 


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The PAM-10: Best Revisionist Westerns

The traditional, operatic western was a staple of early Hollywood all the way back to the pre-1920s Silent Era. Characterized by heroic frontiersman, Native American enemies and vile outlaws, this genre launched any number of careers for actors and filmmakers alike and truly helped the modern film industry to where it is today. 

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Trailer Tracker: Frankie and Alice, Dead Awake and more

It seems as dear ol’ Saint Nick really is busy this first day of December as he has not given us any gifts in the form of notable trailers this frosty season. Our headliner this week is Frankie and Alice, a psychological thriller featuring a duel role from Oscar winner Halle Berry. Naughty? Nice? It doesn’t matter, it’s Trailer Tracker.

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A Formal Warning to Movie Theater Texters

Cell phones are ruining my movie-going! Now, I’m sure there are those of you reading who are on my side. I’m also certain that some of you are perpetrators of texting at the movies. It’s okay, I don’t hate you. As a matter of fact, I like you so much, I’ll give you a warning – to you and everyone you know. 

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Like 127 Hours? Try Into the Wild

Christopher McCandless, the focus of Sean Penn’s spectacular Into the Wild, is an amplified, almost superhuman version of Ralston. It takes an extraordinary soul to donate their savings to charity, cast off family expectations, shun the normalcy of everyday urban life, and trek to Alaska, for the sole purpose of living in the wilderness.



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