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Mayday: Third Gun From the Top, But Count Me Ass-Ass-In!
Mayday (2026) Jonathan Goldstein, John Francis Daley Other than the opening weeks of 2026, I can’t remember a longer drought of new movies this year than the one we’re in right now. The last time I went to the theater for a new film was The Dog Stars on September 4, and I won’t be back until my press screening of Forgotten Island on the 22nd. Luckily, though, a few streamers have dropped in…
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The Dink: The Pickleball to Happy Gilmore’s Tennis
The Dink (2026) Josh Greenbaum As my summer winds down, I’m really trying to cherish my last few days before the school grind arrives, and a new Jake Johnson comedy seemed like a great way to do that. Despite it taking the world by storm since Covid, I haven’t played pickleball in like 15 years, so I clearly wasn’t going to be the target demographic for The Dink. I’d miss all…
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Outcome: My Viewing Needed to Get Canceled
Outcome (2026) Jonah Hill The actor-turned-director career arc has long fascinated me, especially because we’ve been blessed with a couple really great new directors like Greta Gerwig and Bradley Cooper. I’ve enjoyed Jonah Hill as an actor on numerous occasions, and I also liked his directorial debut, mid90s, but I was less sold on everything I saw happening in the trailer for Outcome. The premise had potential, but then the negative reviews…
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Come See Me in the Good Light: Ending on a Make
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. Come See Me in the Good Light (2025) Ryan White My fingers are crossed that today’s my last snow day so I can go back to school tomorrow, but that snow just isn’t melting. I’ve been grateful, though, for the time I’ve had to put a significant dent in my Oscars Death Race, which continued today with Come See Me in the Good Light, a documentary with…
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Deaf President Now!: A Movement Worth Hearing
Deaf President Now! (2025) Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim Deaf President Now! was another Sundance film that I had wished Morgan and I picked over Bubble & Squeak, and now that I’ve seen both films, I can say I was totally right in wishing we had picked it. I’m not sure why we didn’t—sign language and the Deaf community have always been a big interest of mine (I’ve taken numerous sign language…
