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Michael Clark
‘Cabrini’: Portrait of a Saint
This biography of Francesca Cabrini is the finest feature yet from Angel Studios.
2/28/2024
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TV Series Review
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Stephen Oles
‘The Gilded Age’: America’s Answer to ‘Downton Abbey’
The HBO period drama is renewed for a third season.
2/25/2024
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Randy Tatano
Behind the Stories on ‘The Chosen’
This popular Bible-based series creatively reimagines Jesus’s day.
2/13/2024
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TV Series Review
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Joe Bendel
‘The New Look’: French Couturiers in World War II
This 10-episode series casts a new light on Coco Chanel and Christian Dior.
2/13/2024
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TV Series Review
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Michael Clark
What to Stream on TV Is One of the Best Ever: ‘Yellowstone’
Show-runner Taylor Sheridan’s Western “multiverse” shows no signs of slowing down.
1/13/2024
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Ian Kane
‘A Place in the Sun’: Montgomery Clift Steps Into Stardom
Director George Stevens’ brings to the screen a sweeping drama of epic proportions.
3/18/2024
Film Review
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Michael Clark
‘Shirley’: The Political Trailblazer
This new bio-drama stumbles at first but ultimately gains its footing.
3/18/2024
Film Review
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Mark Jackson
‘One Life’: Not ‘Schindler’s List,’ But Mighty Close
“One Life” tells the story of how one British man saved 669 Jewish children from Prague to London before the Nazi could exterminate them. Very powerful.
3/18/2024
Film & TV
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Tiffany Brannan
Mario Lanza and Kathryn Grayson Pair Up in the Movies
In this installment of ‘Comparing Classic Cinema,’ we meet Hollywood’s opera stars in ‘That Midnight Kiss’ and ‘The Toast of New Orleans.’
3/17/2024
Film & TV
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Tiffany Brannan
‘Don Juan’ Movies of 1926 and 1948: Portraying the Great Lover
In this installment of “Comparing Classic Cinema,” we meet John Barrymore and Errol Flynn playing the legendary lover in contrasting storylines.
3/17/2024
Film & TV
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Mark Jackson
‘Accidental Texan’: Slow Starter With a Satisfying Payoff
A young man loses his way in life, finds himself in the middle of nowhere in Texas, meets nice folks, helps them, and finds himself in the process.
3/15/2024
Rewind, Review, and Re-rate
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Ian Kane
‘London Has Fallen’: A Solid Actioner With Geopolitical Intrigue
Gerard Butler stars in a contemporary scenario fighting Jihadist terrorists.
3/15/2024
TV Series Review
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Michael Clark
‘Manhunt’: Booth Versus Stanton
A superb series filling in many gaps of the Lincoln assassination and shouldn’t be missed.
3/15/2024
Film & TV
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Ian Kane
Epoch Film Watchlist: What to Watch for March 15–21
3/14/2024
Documentary Review
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Michael Clark
‘Remembering Gene Wilder’: Comedic Screen Star
This uneven bio-doc presents personal and professional highlights of a cinematic comic master.
3/14/2024