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Mark Jackson

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Mark Jackson

    ‘Spa Weekend’: Female Empowerment and Goat Yoga a la ‘Bad Moms’ (opens the original)

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    Also, three of the cast are movie comedy heavyweights, and one is a stand-up comedian. How could they lose? Unfortunately, the comedy dream team in “Spa Weekend” wasn’t able to land another “Bad Moms.” Lawyer and over-scheduled single mom Jane is unable to find love despite wanting a relationship. She gets a shot at some romance with hunky Aussie yoga instructor Kai (Adam Demos). Coco’s got anger issues. As she explains, she’s biracial. Unfortunately that makes half of her an “angry black woman,

  2. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Mark Jackson

    ‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’: Much Ado About Breastmilk (opens the original)

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    R | 1h 51m | Drama, Crime, Thriller | 2026 “Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother” has an interesting premise—Latif (Mahershala Ali) is a widowed Muslim hitman who tries to provide for his family but can’t outrun the professional troubles that dog him. After his latest hit, he returns home to discover he’s only got a day’s worth of his late wife’s breastmilk left in the freezer. Their baby has never tried formula, and when dad does try to bottle feed him, he can’t keep it down. Latif visits his im

  3. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Mark Jackson

    ‘Heart of the Beast’: Brad Pitt Survival Thriller is a Tribute to K-9 MWDs (opens the original)

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    PG-13 | 1h 41m | Survival, Thriller, Drama | 2026 The showbiz quote “Never work with children or animals” is sound advice. A being in its true state is inherently fascinating and watchable. It can take 20 years for an actor to learn to “play himself.” If an actor hasn’t mastered being unshakably present, he or she will immediately get upstaged by children and animals, because the actor is fake, and kids and dogs are not. Mega-star Brad Pitt manages to hold his own with canine co-star Odin, a wor

  4. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Mark Jackson

    ‘The Weight’: A Satisfyingly Gripping Survival Thriller (opens the original)

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    Director Padraic McKinley’s tense, atmospheric Depression-era crime-drama “The Weight”—richly detailed in period accuracy—follows a small band of desperate convicts on a physically and morally treacherous journey through the Pacific Northwest backcountry. “The Weight” is essentially a remake of William Friedkin’s 1977 classic “Sorcerer” (which is based on the French novel, “The Wages of Fear”). Daughter Penny (Avy Berry) becomes a ward of the state, while Murphy is sent to a brutal work camp hea

  5. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Mark Jackson

    ‘The Sun Never Sets’: Dakota Fanning Stars in an Alaskan Love Triangle (opens the original)

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    In the romantic drama “The Sun Never Sets,” excavation machine operator and sailboat hobbyist Wendy (Dakota Fanning) has been dating Jack (Jake Johnson), a divorced, single dad with custody of two kids who adore her. They live outside of Anchorage, Alaska. Jack’s not about to marry again or have more kids. He gives Wendy the option of taking as much time as she needs to “find” herself. He feels that she’s made him her whole life. That’s partially why the cast of 30-somethings in “The Sun Never S

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