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Novocaine Movie Review
This movie is a must-see if you get all stirred up to watch the ridiculously absurd. Writer Lars Jacobson, Day of the Dead, knows what he’s doing to entertain his audience. He has rolled up a charming, engaging, cockamamie story for anyone who likes their action with a healthy amount of comedy or vice versa… works either way.
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Sneaks Official Trailer
The Day the Earth Blew Up Movie Review
“The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie” is a title that is mouthful, kinda like mouthful of gum. That is the evil Alien gum from the nasty villain of this movie. The Alien monster is planning the world’s biggest bubble of gum that covers the globe. Nobody can save the planet – except maybe a stuttering Pig and a ‘looney’ Duck. Read more
Oh, My Goodness! Movie review
“Oh, My Goodness!” is the English translation of the original French title. This whimsical comedy is about a poor convent of nuns in a small French village. The sisters want to make major improvements to a nearby home for the elderly. But how can these women of the cloth raise money to refurbish the old-folks home? But winning the local mountainside bicycle race – of course! Read more
Enter to win a pair of 2025 Phoenix Film Festival flex passes
The Phoenix Film Festival returns March 27th through April 6th celebrating its 25th anniversary! Enter for your chance to win a pair of flex passes for you and a guest to see four films of your choosing! Flex Passes include four individual screening tickets to any four different films. Flex passes exclude Opening, Closing and Premiere film events, have no cash value, and are non-transferable. Find your new favorite movie at the 2025 Phoenix Film Festival!
Thunderbolts Trailer
Mickey 17 Movie Review
It has been too long since Oscar-winning “Parasite,” writer/director Bong Joon Ho hurled a visual treat in our direction. The remarkable filmmaker needed to create a good story we could lose ourselves in, and here it is. “Mickey 17” is about life/death, winning/losing, good/bad, major/minor, and love. Which of these is worth dying for? Is any of this worth living for? That may be the real question.
