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Sentimental Value is Trier’s grandest movie.

Left-Handed Girl is a debut feature that manages not only to evoke emotion, but give you a real sense of place. 

Baumbach seems to have pulled this script straight from his own life again. Who could have seen that coming?

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 is an attempt to broaden a world that should have been kept small.

This is not a bitter or dark story about death.

It’s colorful yet simple.

Above all, it’s a version of Inception that the whole family can enjoy, and that’s got to be a good thing.

Rian Johnson clearly has a mind for mystery, and he has knocked it out of the park with every attempt.

Where it leaves the audience truly feels like it earns the finale of Part One status

Glen Powell can carry a movie. He is a star from a bygone era.

Letting us sit with Robert as he processes what’s happened allows us to identify with that feeling of quiet dignity.  I’m thankful for that.

Hopefully your investment holds out, but poor pacing sluggishly pulled down my investment levels to make this a disappointing affair.