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Review – The Brutalist (2024)

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The Cinephellas boys are back with our review of the Academy Award- winning film The Brutalist written and directed by Brady Corbet. 🏢 This 3.5-hour epic follows László Tóth (Adrien Brody), a Hungarian-Jewish architect rebuilding his life in post-war America, only to clash with a wealthy, manipulative client (Guy Pearce). Check out our thoughts, hit that like button 👍, and don’t forget to stab 🔪 subscribe.

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“When a visionary architect and his wife flee post-war Europe in 1947 to rebuild their legacy and witness the birth of modern United States, their lives are changed forever by a mysterious, wealthy client.”

Review – The Brutalist (2024)

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🎬 Kevin Muller is back with another review, this time diving into the Oscar-nominated A24 film The Brutalist!🏛️✨ Set in 1947, the story follows a visionary architect and his wife as they flee post-war Europe, determined to rebuild their legacy in the modern U.S. But when a mysterious, wealthy client enters the picture, their lives take a dramatic turn. 🤯

Don’t miss Kevin’s thoughts on the film’s gripping narrative and stunning performances. 🖤

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Review – The Regime: Episode 1 (2024)

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Logan and Henry are back to review the first episode of the darkly comedic series The Regime starring Kate Winslet that tells the story of life within the walls of a modern authoritarian regime as it unravels. We’ll be back in April to review the entire six-episode run.

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“Kate Winslet stars in this limited series as the Chancellor of an unnamed Central European nation that is unraveling behind the palace walls.”

Review – Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One (2023)

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Confronted by a mysterious, all-powerful enemy, Ethan is forced to consider that nothing can matter more than the mission — not even the lives of those he cares about most in Mission:Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One. Check out our review of the summer blockbuster, now playing in theaters.

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“Ethan Hunt and his IMF team must track down a dangerous weapon before it falls into the wrong hands.”

Review – Hunters : Season 2 (2023)

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After an accident derails their exploits in Europe, The Hunters must band back together to hunt down history’s most infamous Nazi–Adolf Hitler–who’s hiding in South America. Your favorite nazi hunting reviewers are back to review the second and final season of Hunters, now streaming on Prime Video.

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“In 1977, in New York City, a troubled young Jewish man bent on revenge is taken in by a secret group of Nazi hunters fighting a clandestine war against the cabal of high-ranking Nazi officials in hiding who work to create the Fourth Reich.”

Review – Hunters Season 2 : Episode 1 (2023)

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The hunt for high-ranking Nazi officials and Adolf Hitler himself continues overseas in the second season of Prime Video’s Hunters. Check out our review of the first episode of the new season, now streaming in its entirety on Prime Video!

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“In 1977, in New York City, a troubled young Jewish man bent on revenge is taken in by a secret group of Nazi hunters fighting a clandestine war against the cabal of high-ranking Nazi officials in hiding who work to create the Fourth Reich.”

Review – Atlanta : Season 3 (2022)

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Those CinePhellas Kevin Muller and Nile Fortner take a trip to Atlanta. In this review, Kevin and Nile discuss Season 3 of Atlanta such as the best episodes, the show becoming Twilight Zone-ish, the cast taking the story overseas to Europe, and more!

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“Earn and his cousin Alfred, based in Atlanta, try to make their way in the world through the rap scene. Along the way they come face-to-face with social and economic issues touching on race, relationships, poverty, status, and parenthood.”

Review – Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)

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by Armando Vanegas

For a long time, Marvel movies have been very conventional and safe in terms of how the stories played out. I’m fine with them, but I find myself wanting more out of these movies than they’ve given me. Over the last few years, these movies have gotten more comfortable than ever with sticking to the formula and I find myself feeling jaded with some of these installments in terms of how invested I get into the story and situations these characters find themselves in. I still enjoy these movies because I do love the characters even if I’m not fully in love with the movies they inhabit all the time. I just wish that the people behind the scenes took more chances with these movies. It will be no surprise to many that Spider-Man: Far from Home is more of the same from the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far. However, there’s a sense of fun and excitement throughout that makes it a blast to watch from beginning to end.

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