Detroit Cineaste

Movie reviewer extraordinaire.
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@jonathanmb32 Jeff believes that Inde's entourage needs more middle-aged White men.

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@ScottDMenzel The average moviegoer knows little about Gadot beyond her public persona. Her fall from grace isn’t due to her IDF background, which most people don’t care about, but her lack of talent. While she’s very beautiful, she can’t act her way out of a paper bag. Truth hurts.

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@Lons He also has no qualms about exacting his bloody revenge, either. Just does it and moves on.

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September 3, 1860: Charles Dickens gathered “the accumulated letters and papers of twenty years” and set them ablaze in his backyard.

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September 3, 1980 – Legendary actor Peter O’Toole returned to the stage after a 17 year absence from the theater in the cursed role of Macbeth. O’Toole was apparently spooked by the legendary curse of the Scottish play and refused to let anyone in the cast use it by its name.

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September 3, 2001: Film critic Pauline Kael dies from Parkinson's disease in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

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@HorrorCarnival Survival thrillers like Fall aren't horror movies.

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@BORReport The new demon in this one has quite the "insidious" plan. Although there's little connectivity to what came before, I enjoyed it. My review: https://t.co/NnuLCvVKMF

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@Luiz_Fernando_J Only having one returning character and a new demon might be making fans reconsider sticking with the franchise. Its good, but little connectivity to what came before. My review: https://t.co/NnuLCvVKMF

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@PoorOldRoloTony Neither would be as cheap as this, though.

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September 2, 1918 – Pulitzer Prize-winning author Allen Drury was born in Houston, Texas. Drury is best known for his political novel, Advise and Consent, published in 1959.

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September 2, 1937 Film "The Prisoner of Zenda," based on the novel and play by Anthony Hope, starring Ronald Colman, Madeleine Carroll, and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., is released.

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@TomiLaffly A better model would be to charge 25 cents per article. You pay if you want to continue reading beyond the lede.

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Saw Coyote v Acme with my family tonight, and we all had a great time!. Just a thoroughly charming and funny movie from beginning to the end. Thanks to the entire @CoyoteACMEMovie cast and crew, distributor @ketchupent for buying the movie and putting it in theaters, and @PhoenixTheatres for making the experience the best it could be!

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@BORReport My review: https://t.co/NnuLCvVKMF

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@BeAfraid_Movies The tunes were cribbing from Laurel and Hardy and other Vaudeville performers who went to Hollywood. Its all good.

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@SonnyBunch Scrooge did nothing wrong! Guy just wants to work himself and everyone around him to death. Model of entrepreneurship.

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@SeanMBurns Them’s fightin’ words.

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Insidious: Out of the Further offers more of demonic mischief fans will appreciate, but also expands the franchise in intriguing ways. Recommended!
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@TomAandTom1 @GavinBooth Deadline's pre-weekend estimate was $15m. I saw several sites peg it at $18m.