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Movies for Breakfast GUILLERMO DEL TORO’S PINOCCHIO Review

Terrific production design, heartfelt writing and visionary direction are par for the course in Guillermo del Toro’s well-crafted “Pinocchio”.

By Blak CinephileDecember 9, 20220

7.5

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Movies for Breakfast THE MENU Review

Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy are matched with a great ensemble cast in Mark Mylod’s dark satire about the send-up of the rich ...

By Blak CinephileNovember 28, 20220

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Movies for Breakfast BONES AND ALL Review

Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet shine in Luca Guadagnino’s poetic, cannibal love story “Bones and All”.

By Blak CinephileNovember 27, 20220

8.5

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Movies For Breakfast GLASS ONION Review

Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig return for another subversive send-up of the rich in the entertaining, hilarious follow up to “Knives Out”.

By Blak CinephileNovember 26, 20220

7.5

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Movies For Breakfast BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER Review

Grief and Revenge are the name of the game in Ryan Coogler’s entertaining-but-overblown follow up to 2018’s “Black Panther”, anchored by a talented ...

By Blak CinephileNovember 23, 20220

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Movies for Breakfast TÁR Review

Cate Blanchett gives her level-best in a challenging, dense portrait of a woman’s fall from grace in Todd Field’s Tár.

By Blak CinephileOctober 31, 20220

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Movies for Breakfast HALLOWEEN ENDS Review

Bouncing back from its disappointing predecessor, Halloween Ends proves itself to be a satisfying and surprising character-driven conclusion.

By Blak CinephileOctober 17, 20220

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Movies For Breakfast LIGHTYEAR Review

Amazing visuals, great voice performances and a fun adventure are slightly enough to carry the average “Lightyear”.

By Blak CinephileJune 20, 20220

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Movies For Breakfast FRESH Review

Sebastian Stan delivers a great, against-type performance alongside the terrific Daisy Edgar-Jones in this dark, hilarious thriller.

By Blak CinephileMarch 6, 20220

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Movies For Breakfast DON’T LOOK UP Review

Great performances and an alarming timely message almost slightly make up for an overlong and muddled satire in “Don’t Look Up”.

By Blak CinephileJanuary 20, 20220

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