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    Tag: Cultured Vultures

    New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Tenet REVIEW – Confusing and Complex

    Heralded as the “best action movie ever made” by Michael Caine, with a cinematic release right in the midst of a pandemic on director Christopher Nolan’s insistence,…… Read more “New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Tenet REVIEW – Confusing and Complex”

    September 3, 2020 by CIC

    New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: The Hunt REVIEW – Sprays Gunfire and Not Much Else

    The controversy that swelled around Universal Pictures and Blumhouse’s brutal and bureaucratic thriller, The Hunt, may have caused the film to hold off from its initial release,…… Read more “New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: The Hunt REVIEW – Sprays Gunfire and Not Much Else”

    March 16, 2020March 16, 2020 by CIC

    New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: The Gentlemen REVIEW – Madcap and Well-Dressed

    London gangsters and crime-comedies are a throwback for Guy Ritchie, whose other attempts like Swept Away and Revolver barely made a splash. Throwing his hat back into…… Read more “New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: The Gentlemen REVIEW – Madcap and Well-Dressed”

    January 27, 2020 by CIC

    New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Bad Boys For Life REVIEW – More Flash Than Substance

    17 years later, directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah bring the popular buddy-cop series back for one “last” cartel bust. Treading between predictability and surprise, Bad…… Read more “New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Bad Boys For Life REVIEW – More Flash Than Substance”

    January 17, 2020 by CIC

    New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Zombieland: Double Tap REVIEW – Brainless Fun

    Ten years later, welcome back to Zombieland, the desolate and decaying post-apocalyptic America ravaged far out of recognition. Thrown back into the carnage, this comedic horror is…… Read more “New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Zombieland: Double Tap REVIEW – Brainless Fun”

    October 18, 2019 by CIC

    New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Love, Antosha REVIEW – A Touching Tribute

    Living a full life is one of the most difficult, unattainable goals that we all hope to achieve. Anton Yelchin did it in twenty-seven years. Born in…… Read more “New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Love, Antosha REVIEW – A Touching Tribute”

    September 5, 2019 by CIC

    New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood REVIEW – Lights, Camera, Chatting

    After the announcement of his retirement from filmmaking years ago, Quentin Tarantino dedicates one of his final films to the late 1960s and the nostalgia that comes…… Read more “New from Annie Banks on Cultured Vultures: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood REVIEW – Lights, Camera, Chatting”

    July 26, 2019 by CIC

    New from Andrea Thompson on Cultured Vultures: Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle (2018) REVIEW – Darkly Compelling

    To say that the Netflix film Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle is a darker take on the material that Disney took on with their signature cheerfulness all…… Read more “New from Andrea Thompson on Cultured Vultures: Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle (2018) REVIEW – Darkly Compelling”

    December 10, 2018 by CIC

    New from Andrea Thompson on Cultured Vultures: Creed II (2018) REVIEW – Brings The Glory, Not Quite The Same Gravitas

    Since the Cold War has long since returned, Creed II begins not by showing the hero it takes its name from, but the nemesis who has defined…… Read more “New from Andrea Thompson on Cultured Vultures: Creed II (2018) REVIEW – Brings The Glory, Not Quite The Same Gravitas”

    November 28, 2018 by CIC

    New from Andrea Thompson on Cultured Vultures: Little Woods (2018) REVIEW – A Gripping Modern Western With A Feminist Twist

    Of all the surprising benefits to the resurgence in Westerns, one of the best is that they can be for everyone now, not merely for the conflicted…… Read more “New from Andrea Thompson on Cultured Vultures: Little Woods (2018) REVIEW – A Gripping Modern Western With A Feminist Twist”

    November 5, 2018November 5, 2018 by CIC

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