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Comedy changes over time. Most comedic elements in movies from 90 years ago would not be as funny today for one reason or another. After the civil rights movement in
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All Things Movies With Mark McPherson
“Young Woman and the Sea” Review
The inspiring story of Trudy Ederle is given the standard sports biopic treatment. It swims to a familiar beat and has all the same trappings that make these types of
“Unfrosted” Review
Jerry Seinfeld once wrote a comedy book called “Is This Anything,” the title referring to the question that comedians ask when trying out new material. The key to Seinfeld’s comedy,
“Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” Review
Nine years after Fury Road, director George Miller returns to the world of Mad Max in Furiosa with more of, well, everything. He finds more to explore in its world,
“I Saw The TV Glow” Review
Television can provide an escape from the horrors of reality and provide comfort when you feel most alone and vulnerable. That sensation appears to be at the heart of I
“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” Review
The Planet of the Apes movies have undergone one of the most astounding evolutions of any cinema franchise. For what started as a strange tale of man being ruled by
“Spy × Family Code: White” Review
There is a level of admiration I have for the mounting twists and comical misunderstandings that make Spy x Family fun. The antics of three people keeping secrets from each
“Infested” (2024) Review
The very thought of a spider horror movie is probably enough to make the skin crawl of anybody who finds themself shrieking over an arachnid in the bathroom or a
“Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury” Review
The Gundam franchise always takes on different flavors when it ventures out of the established Universal Century timeline. For The Witch from Mercury, there’s a merging of Gundam’s traditional anti-war