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Movie Review – Idiots

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Read our honest review of *IDIOTS* (2026), the road-trip buddy comedy starring O’Shea Jackson Jr., Dave Franco, and Peter Dinklage. Originally titled *The Sh!the@ds* and debuting at Sundance, this comedy/chase film had a rocky journey to the big screen — and the final result is just as uneven. Find out whether this straight-man/funny-man comedy delivers the laughs or misses the mark.

Movie Review – Super Troopers 3

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Super Troopers 3 delivers non-stop laughs with its signature brand of irreverent comedy. Centered around Farva’s chaotic engagement, the film brings back the beloved trooper crew with chemistry sharper than ever. Highlights include Brian Cox’s return as Captain O’Hagan, a scene-stealing electric cop car, and a drug ring subplot that keeps the plot moving without taking itself too seriously. After over two decades together, Broken Lizard proves they’ve still got it — and with a fourth installment officially teased, there’s plenty more to look forward to. **Grade: B+**

Movie Review – Motor City

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*Motor City* is a bold, nearly dialogue-free film that tells its story through stunning visuals, moody lighting, sharp editing, and a killer mid-’70s soundtrack. While its innovative, outside-the-box filmmaking proves you don’t need words to tell a compelling story, the film is held back by a predictable revenge plot that doesn’t take the same creative risks as its presentation. Despite its shortcomings, *Motor City* is a gutsy cinematic experience worth watching for anyone who appreciates filmmakers who swing for the fences. Read our full review to find out more.

Movie Review – I Love Boosters

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*I’m Sorry Flowers* review: Director Boots Riley delivers wildly imaginative visuals and over-the-top creativity, with KeKe Palmer and Demi Moore starring in this bold fashion-heist fantasy. While the performances are fun and the ambition is admirable, does all that creativity add up to a great movie? Read our full review to find out why this daring Memorial Day release didn’t quite land.

Movie Review – Tuner

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*Tuner* isn’t your usual crime thriller — it’s a laid-back, understated hybrid of crime, romance, and drama set to a smooth jazz soundtrack. Dustin Hoffman delivers an outstanding performance as Harry Horowitz, a likable old curmudgeon who mentors young piano tuner Niki White, played by Leo Woodall. With no hard-boiled detectives or over-the-top villains in sight, *Tuner* hooks you with its quiet charm, compelling characters, and a unique premise that sets it apart from the genre. Read our full review to find out why this refreshingly different film is worth your time.