Inspired by true events, director Craig Brewer‘s biopic takes a look at two struggling celebrity impersonators (Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson) who fell in love and came together to form an immensely popular local Neil Diamond tribute band in Milwaukee in the early 1990s.
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Another volume of Moon Knight concludes with Moon Knight: Fist of Khonshu #15 which wraps up the “The Haunting of the Wrecker” storyline as Moon Knight drags the drags the possessed super-villain deep within the Midnight Mission as the Scarlet Scarab and Reese attempt to reason with the crazed Executor who is responsible for this madness.
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Jingle Bell Heist isn’t a great heist movie, or a great Christmas movie, or a great romcom, although the film attempts, and fails at, all three. You can at least give it points for consistency, I guess.
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There’s nothing quite as disappointing as your typical film that never goes for it, never rises to the occasion, and chooses to play it safe within the expected framework of its genre. There are studios who are created for the sole purpose of outputting these kinds of films. Borderline does not have this problem. Writer/director Jimmy Warden‘s batshit crazy dark comedy about a celebrity (Samara Weaving) held hostage by an obsessed fan is the kind of balls-to-the-wall lunacy that garnered and kept my attention for its entire 94-minute running-time. This film rules.
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