HeyJaredMichael Clark
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‘Primetime’: Is Chris Hansen a Do-gooder or Manipulative Opportunist? (opens the original)
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R | 1h 50m | Drama, Satire, Thriller, Crime | 2026 If there’s one thing that the media in general and U.S. television are quite good at, it’s adapting to style changes, trends, and what’s hot and what’s not. Finding out what works like metaphorical catnip for audiences is about creating something so compelling that they can’t look away. It’s like a wreck you pass on the other side of the highway. Director Lance Oppenheim’s film about a television series shows what an up-and-coming journalist doe
October Previews: Awards Season Kicks Into High Gear (opens the original)
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With last week’s autumnal equinox officially ending summer, studios large and small are now ready to focus all of their attention on their prospective awards bait. These movies are generally longer, more serious, and oftentimes, depressing. However not every one is a downer. The majority of the titles below contain mirth, adventure, inspiration, romance. One is a profile of one of America’s greatest gifts to intellectual humor: Norm MacDonald. Tom Cruise is in full Oscar-seeking mode in this dar
Top 5 Movie Remakes: Are They Better Than the Originals? (opens the original)
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Ask any director worth their weight in salt and they will tell you remaking an older film is generally a lose-lose proposition. The thing a remake can’t do is to make a great movie better. Nominated for nine Oscars and winning one for Best Art Direction, Warren Beatty’s “Heaven Can Wait” used the 1941 “Here Comes Mr. Jordan” as merely a skeletal blueprint. The basic plots are virtually interchangeable. In “Here Comes Mr. Jordan,” Joe (Robert Montgomery) is a professional boxer who dies premature
‘Unabomber’: Getting Inside the Head of a Madman as a Young Man (opens the original)
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R | 1h 40m | Drama, Thriller, Crime, Biography | 2026 Kaczynski fit this profile like a proverbial glove. Soon, he was in, meaning he became Murray’s prime operative. Kaczynski was still young enough to be molded into shape without raising suspicions. This didn’t sit well with Kaczynski’s parents, who were counting on their son to become the next Einstein. But Kaczynski had reached the point of no return. He had been deeply and forever radicalized—his enemies: American industry, higher education
‘The Uprising’: The Second Action ‘Twin Film’ Within Four Months (opens the original)
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R| 2h 7m | Drama, Action, Revisionist History | 2026 The term “Twin Films” is not something one hears with any kind of frequency. I pay close attention to these types of things, and I’ve only heard it mentioned in passing only once or twice. It is the freak occurrence when two movies with near identical subject matter are produced and released within the same 12 month period. Some of these connections are stretches, such as two movies about asteroids, or two others about volcanos. But some are e
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