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Screen Time: 5 Unique Movie Theaters in South Florida

Tourist For a Day, a feature in our February 2022 issue, offers suggestions for dozens…

John ThomasonFebruary 2, 2022

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Film Legend Werner Herzog to Speak in Boca Raton

Werner Herzog, the celebrated German filmmaker known for his bonkers art-house adventures, eccentric documentaries, and…

John ThomasonJanuary 21, 2022

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Movie Review: “Licorice Pizza” an Oddball Adventure Through ’70s Hollywood

Philip Seymour Hoffman starred in five of Paul Thomas Anderson’s first six films, and were…

John ThomasonDecember 22, 2021

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Movie Review: “Encounter” a Paranoid Missive Of its Time

“Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they aren’t after you.” Whether attributed to Delmore Schwartz,…

John ThomasonDecember 10, 2021

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Stream These: New on Netflix, Amazon, HBO Max, Hulu for December 2021

This month, Neo is back, Lucy and Desi are in trouble, and Oscar favorites arrive…

John ThomasonDecember 3, 2021

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Movie Review: Wes Anderson’s Trifling, Insular “French Dispatch”

Wes Anderson may never make a movie quite as inconsequential as “The French Dispatch,” opening…

John ThomasonOctober 27, 2021

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Movie Review: “Bergman Island” a Playful Riff on Creativity

If you’re among the narrow sliver of the moviegoing public whose favorite director is Ingmar…

John ThomasonOctober 20, 2021

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Movie Review: “I’m Your Man” Offers an Android Without a Dystopia

At least since Philip K. Dick pondered whether androids dream of electric sheep, writers have…

John ThomasonOctober 8, 2021

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Stream These: October 2021 Titles on Netflix, Prime, HBO Max, Hulu

In October, “Dune” finally makes contact on this planet, Gyllenhaal stars in a claustrophobic thriller,…

John ThomasonSeptember 29, 2021

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Movie Review: Genre-Hopping “Card Counter” Wrestles With Ghosts of Iraq War

Paul Schrader’s new film “The Card Counter,” which opens today, is a buddy movie, but…

John ThomasonSeptember 10, 2021

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Screen Time: 5 Unique Movie Theaters in South Florida

Film Legend Werner Herzog to Speak in Boca Raton

Movie Review: “Licorice Pizza” an Oddball Adventure Through ’70s Hollywood

Movie Review: “Encounter” a Paranoid Missive Of its Time

Stream These: New on Netflix, Amazon, HBO Max, Hulu for December 2021

Movie Review: Wes Anderson’s Trifling, Insular “French Dispatch”

Movie Review: “Bergman Island” a Playful Riff on Creativity

Movie Review: “I’m Your Man” Offers an Android Without a Dystopia

Stream These: October 2021 Titles on Netflix, Prime, HBO Max, Hulu

Movie Review: Genre-Hopping “Card Counter” Wrestles With Ghosts of Iraq War

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