Accurately captures how children interact with each other at school, without glossing over the intense levels of emotional and physical abuse that’s dished out by their peers.
Author: Screen Zealots
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“Thor: Love and Thunder”
It’s never a good sign when a highly anticipated, mega-budget summer movie is so dull that you’d rather take a nap.
“Dawn Breaks Behind the Eyes”
A haunting, genre-bending, abstract Gothic horror film that’s equally philosophical and disturbing.
“Cinema Rex”
A beautiful reminder that we need a little more art and a lot less anger and animosity if we hope to survive.
“Minions: The Rise of Gru”
A silly, goofy animated winner that’s unapologetically made with the kiddos in mind.
“The Black Phone”
A serial killer thriller / supernatural ghost tale that features impressive performances, is genuinely scary, and is translated well to the screen.
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