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Rob Ross
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Having seen the film “Positive Force” last December, I see this as a natural companion piece to an important part of punk rock history. Salad Days: A Decade Of Punk…
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Scott Malchus
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We here at Popdose love to giveaway swag to our loyal readers. You’ve been with us a long time and it’s our little way of saying “thanks.” The good folks…
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Scott Malchus
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Mads Mikkelsen is best known here in the States as the latest incarnation of the infamous Hannibal Lecter. His performance on NBC’s Hannibal went largely unnoticed by the general audiences,…
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Dan Walsh
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The fine folks at Rhino Records are set to release the original soundtrack for the film Diary of A Teenage Girl, set in 1976 San Francisco, starring Kristen Wiig and Alexander Skarsgard. The…
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Rob Ross
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The Stray Cats were born of the punk era, but with their obvious skills, it was evident from their love of pure rock & roll that rockabilly would be their…
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Bob Cashill
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Saddle up for Criterion Collection Blu-rays including The Black Stallion.
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Bob Cashill
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Mr. Holmes, Woody Allen, and some of my favorite movies of the year now on home video.
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Pete Chianca
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I saw ”Ant-Man“ over the weekend, and given the fact that advance buzz (so to speak) was iffy, I was pleasantly surprised: It was the funniest Marvel movie yet, and…
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Rob Ross
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When you first hear the synopsis behind The Wolfpack, you almost impulsively think it’s a real life horror story: for fourteen years, a family of six boys and a girl…
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Ted Asregadoo
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Cynical, bed-hopper and boozy…and those are her good qualities!
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Scott Malchus
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Evan Peters’ Quicksilver still steals the show in this expanded version of the X-Men movie hit.
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Scott Malchus
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Mae Whitman stars in the surprisingly good “The Duff.”
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Scott Malchus
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Michael Winterbottom’s latest film makes sure you remember who Meredith Kercher is.
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Dw. Dunphy
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Writer/Director Amy Russo discusses the painful genesis of her upcoming short film, and why she is compelled to make it.
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Jonny Balfus
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A few nights past Dr. Keepit and I watched ”Finding Vivian Maier,” a documentary about an unknown photographer whose street scenes, cityscapes and studies of ordinary people rival those of…
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Scott Malchus
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However you choose to label “Spring”, this is an entertaining and thought provoking motion picture.
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Ken Shane
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The new film about Brian Wilson is a triumph
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Dw. Dunphy
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Hey, do what you like. Go ahead and waste your money, Hollywood financiers. Use it like toilet paper, for all I care.
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Rob Ross
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In this day and age, it’s near impossible to explain the beauty, brilliance and sheer joy of having grown up watching (and subsequently never forgetting) Warner Bros. masterful “Looney Tunes”/”Merrie…
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Scott Malchus
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Despite what you’ve heard, Adam Sandler’s “The Cobbler” is actually a sweet little movie.
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Rob Ross
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I will make no apologies for what I am about to say: I loved Spandau Ballet and I still think their albums – especially the first two – are classics…
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Scott Malchus
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This could be one of the scariest movies you see this year.
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Dan Wiencek
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From the mid-70s to the late 80s, John Carpenter was an industry unto himself, variously writing, directing, producing, scoring and/or appearing in a string of well-executed genre entertainments that relied…