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Movie Review: “Longlegs”
Osgood Perkins' ’90s-set horror movie disturbs more over time than it does in the moment, getting scary once its singularly Satanic boogeyman embeds in your head.
by Peter Debruge
Now here’s a first: Apart from the pale-faced freak!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Movie Review: “Fly Me to the Moon”
Originally intended for streaming, Greg Berlanti's Apollo 11 crowd-pleaser is the rare 21st-century rom-com to boast the brains and heart to support repeat viewing.
by Petwer Debruge
Trailers make “Fly Me to the Moon” look cute at!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
CINETOPIA FILM FESTIVAL Returns to Ann Arbor
by Daniel Joyaux, Pulp
Cinetopia Film Festival runs Thursday, June 13–Sunday, June 23 at the Michigan and State theatres. For tickets and more information, visit marquee-arts.org/cinetopia.
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Film Review: “Summer Camp”
by Tomaris Laffley
MPA Rating: PG-13. Running time: 96 MIN.
It happens to many of us above a certain age. You wake up one day, and realize that your life involves neither your childhood besties, nor the carefree bliss you once took!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Presents “Marvin’s Room”
by Hugh Gallagher, Pulp
Scott McPherson’s "Marvin’s Room" will be presented at 8 pm on Friday and Saturday, May 10-11 and 17-18, and at 2 pm on Sunday, May 12 and 19 at the A2CT Studio Theater, 322 West Ann Street, Ann Arbor. For!-->!-->!-->…
Theater Review: “the ripple, the wave that carried me home”
"the ripple, the wave that carried me home" is at Theatre Nova, 410 West Huron Street, Ann Arbor, through April 14. Visit theatrenova.org for tickets and more info.
by Jenn McKee, Pulp
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Movie Review: “Sleeping Dogs”
Russell Crowe Plays an Ex-Cop with Alzheimer’s in a Scrappy Piece of Dementia Noir
MPA rating: R. Running time: 111 MIN.
by Owen Glieberman
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Ann Arbor Black Film Festival Celebrates Diversity and Creativity in Cinema
by Christopher Anderson
The city of Ann Arbor is set to host the much-anticipated Ann Arbor Black Film Festival (A2BFF), showcasing an array of powerful narratives, innovative filmmaking, musical expression, and diverseperspectives.!-->!-->!-->…
Movie Review: “Argylle”
After dedicating a decade to his pet secret-service franchise, the 'Kingsman' helmer enlists an American cast (and one cute kitty) in a convoluted plot that puts a fiction writer at the center of the action.
by Peter Debruge
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Movie Review: “The Outrun”
It leaps in time but lands on a Scottish archipelago that symbolizes its heroine's inner state.
by Owen Glieberman
“The Outrun,” the story of a 29-year-old Scottish woman in the throes of, and recovery from (though not necessarily in!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…