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    ‘Vox Lux’ Review: An Uneven Look At The Making Of A Pop Star

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    As the film opens, a narrator tells us ‘Celeste was born in 1986.’ As the narrator tells us about Celeste’s childhood, we see home movies where Celeste with her sister in matching cowgirl outfits are entertaining their parents with a song and dance. The narrator tells us ‘In the beginning she was kind and full […]
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    Sherlock Holmes Review: Fast-Paced Fun With A Touch Of Stephen Fry

    Megan Freels Johnston Talks Female Filmmaker Empowerment

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    Fresh from TBUFF, I noticed a surge in female filmmakers, and the unique perspective they bring to the art of cinema. Perhaps it was coincidence or fate that FanBolt was invited to interview up-and-coming director Megan Freels Johnston. Her film  The Ice Cream Truck, which looks at a horror hidden within the nightmare known as […]
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    ‘The Perfect Guy’ Stars Sanaa Lathan and Michael Ealy on Chemistry, Wanting an R-Rating and More

    Event Report: The Winners of 2018’s Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival

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    This past weekend FanBolt attended the 5th annual Tampa Bay Underground Film Festival which consisted of four days of independent cinema ranging from student films, to visually impressive features made on the most modest of budgets. A couple of those projects included Site 22 and NS404 (Provenance), which I’ve covered in the past. As with […]
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    Event Report: Dr. Paul Bearer Lives in ‘Hi Noon, Goodbye Dr. Paul’

    ‘Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle’ Review: The Magical Journey of the Man-Cub

    Michael McKinney
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    When the movie opens up Kaa (voiced by Cate Blanchett), the all-knowing boa constrictor tells us that she has seen man bring darkness and chaos to the jungle. We see people running for their lives in the jungle as a mother carries her baby and stumbles to the ground. Suddenly Shere Khan (voiced by Benedict […]
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    ‘Sierra Burgess Is a Loser’ Review: A Witty, Fun to Watch Film

    ‘Once Upon A Deadpool’ Screening Passes – Free Passes for Atlanta Screening

    Emma Loggins
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    Live in Atlanta? We’ve got free movie screening passes for you for Once Upon A Deadpool for Tuesday, December 11th! All you need to enter to win tickets is: Leave a comment below saying you want to see the film Like us on Facebook Retweet this Tweet And email us with the subject line: “Once […]
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    ‘Pacific Rim Uprising’ Screening Passes – Free Passes for Atlanta Screening

    ‘I Am Paul Walker’ Review: A Moving Tribute To The ‘Fast And Furious’ Star

    Michael McKinney
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    On November 30th, we had the fifth anniversary of the tragic and untimely death of Paul Walker, best known for his role of former undercover cop Brian O’Conner in the Fast and the Furious franchise. A new documentary titled ‘I Am Paul Walker’ from filmmaker Adrain Buitenhuis has just come out on VOD and DVD. […]
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    Gravity Blu-ray Review

    ‘Gravity’ Blu-ray Review: Things Are Intense In Space

    ‘The Princess Switch’ Review: Vanessa Hudgens Is Adorable in a Duel Role

    Michael McKinney
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    We open up on the streets of Chicago during the holidays. We go inside a bakery called’ Stacy’s Sweets and Treats,’ and we find Stacy (Vanessa Hudgens) giving a package to a very pleased customer. Her sous-chef Keven (Nick Sagar) is putting the finishing touches on a Christmas themed cake. Olivia (Alexa Adeosun), Kevin’s daughter, […]
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    ‘Hot Pursuit’ Review: Not Worth the Chase

    Atlanta Film Critics Circle Announces 2018 Winners – ‘The Favourite’ Takes Best Picture of 2018

    Emma Loggins
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    For the second year, the 25 voting members in Atlanta’s only dedicated city-specific critics group, the Atlanta Film Critics Circle, has awarded its top films of the year. The number one film this year is Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos’s gender-bending tale of female jockeying for power during Queen Anne’s reign in 18th century England, The […]
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    Emma Stone Looks Stunning at ‘Spider-Man 2’ Premiere

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