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Three years after the huge hit that was the Barbie Movie, another blond Mattel toy is getting its turn on the big screen. Similar to Barbie, the path to bringing Masters of the Universe (or MOTU for short) to life has been quite the adventure. The movie rights have been bouncing around from Warner Bros …


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I love it when I discover a movie I didn’t see coming, and it’s better than I expected. As summer movie season is just heating up, let me, um, tune you to a film by Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker Daniel Roher in his terrific narrative feature debut, TUNER. The story revolves around a skilled piano tuner …


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Hello Summer!! 🌞 Glad the summer season is here, and it’s getting quite hot here in Minnesota. I came back from Japan on Memorial Day weekend, and it’s already sweltering hot there even in mid-May. My hubby and I went to Tokyo and Kyoto, and we absolutely loved our Japan trip, perhaps one of the …


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This review focuses on the Japanese film that came out this year, not to be confused with the 2012 French movie sharing the same title about the famous painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir. The story and the filmmaking approach definitely pay homage to Renoir, as writer/director Chie Hayakawa uses an “impressionistic” style, weaving together small, seemingly unrelated …


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Loss of a loved one hits differently across cultures, and Forestera explores grief from the perspective of a young Spanish woman while on holiday in Mallorca. Cata (Zoe Stein) and her sister Eva (Martina García) are clearly enjoying their time with their grandma Catalina (Marta Angelat) and grandpa Tomeu (Lluís Homar). They have a special …


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