Norman Osborn

Touch

Touch

Icelandic legend Baltasar Kormákur tells an absorbing story of lost love and an unending pursuit to reclaim one’s happiness. Time, in the dramatic case half a century, does not seem to lessen the feeling of loss. Touch follows a sweet and soft character engrossed in the most intimate of mysteries during the onset of a

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Twisters

Twisters

It is quite possible that you were dismissive of the title Twisters, when its teaser was played during this year’s Super Bowl. “Really? They just added an ‘S’ and that is it for today?” And yes, viewing Broadway actors like Daisy Edgar-Jones or Anthony Ramos and more recently Glen Powell, who have done better and

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Oddity

Oddity

Seeing things? Well, it would seem that there is someone in Oddity who isn’t seeing for the most part, yet that won’t stop her from literally taking names in the process of searching for the truth, justice and quite a lot more. Irish actress Carolyn Bracken stars in the wild story that is this tale,

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The Last Breath

The Last Breath

Murderous CGI sharks chew on old friends’ limbs in yet another unimaginative thriller featuring the final screen performance of respected actor Julian Sands. The Last Breath simply doesn’t seek to rise and exceed the restrictions of being an ordinary inexpensive indie with a regular roster of one-dimensional, stock characters. Barring that, however, Swedish filmmaker Joachim

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The Duel

The Duel

Best pals see one another as the worst of enemies, and in our current present, take drastic measures, in The Duel after a series of their actions that can only be described as treasonous. This turn is executed without rather complex alters that can be socially contrasted with feminism but most probably lacking the intense

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