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  The Lady Vanishes 1938

  

  AJ ★★★★½ 1

  The Lady Vanishes is exactly what I want from a murder mystery: it's on a train, it has delightful dialog, and it has more than memorable characters. The mystery is…

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  Cyrano 2021

  

  theriverjordan ★★★ 12

  To laugh in the face of Joe Wright’s vision of love is to reject a handmade Valentine’s Day card from your second grade crush. 

  That card might have candy that…

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  The Jungle Book 1967

  

  williamfaeleith ★★★★

  Took advantage of my current Disney+ subscription to watch an old childhood favourite. The first time I saw this was at a friend's 8th birthday party. His father took a…

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  What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? 2021

  

  jrhovind ★★★

  A film whose folkloric charms seem consistently at odds with its grandiose heft, a sprawling city symphony that stretches its poetic sense of playful intimacy a bit too thin. Lisa…

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  Vertical Limit 2000

  

  AJ ★★★½

  Even though this winter storm turned more into a nice dusting in my neck of the woods, I figured I’d watch some snow-based movies all day. First up, Vertical Limit. …

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  The Treasure of the Sierra Madre 1948

  

  slothtroyer ★★★★½

  I just started guesting on a podcast concerning movies that are "difficult" for one reason or another. Detoxing with this movie felt like a dab of honey on the tongue.…

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  Tinker Bell and the Great Fairy Rescue 2010

  

  Miles Garcia ★★★

  exposing my friends to these movies ranks high on my list of accomplishments since coming to college.

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  Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 2004

  

  Maria ★★★★★ 5

  At the threshold between wide-eyed wonder and a darkness that looms larger and larger, The Prisoner of Azkaban is Harry Potter at its most magical. Hogwarts is not a safe…