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OnScreen Review: "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"
OnScreen Review: "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"

“Marvel’s superpower with the MCU has been its ability to seamlessly blend their storytelling and brand with established genre fare or expanding to embrace more cultures; Shang-Chi, like Black Panther before it, accomplishes both.”

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OnScreen ReviewOnScreen Blog Writing StaffSeptember 9, 2021Ken Jones
OnScreen Review: “Come From Away”
OnScreen Review: “Come From Away”

“For me, the most exciting thing on display isn’t so much the specifics of “Come From Away” but what it represents. Here is a well-made, creatively staged, modern, new, mature musical that’s available for the world to see and to inspire the next generation of theater-makers.”

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StreamingOnStage Blog StaffSeptember 7, 2021Noah Golden, Contributing Critic
OnScreen Review: "The Suicide Squad"
OnScreen Review: "The Suicide Squad"

“This sequel is leagues more entertaining than the David Ayer original from 2016. The mood is lighter without sacrificing any of the edge that an R-rating affords, but it doesn’t completely congeal into a cohesive whole.”

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Film, OnScreen ReviewOnScreen Blog Writing StaffAugust 26, 2021Ken Jones, HBO Max
OnScreen Review: "Annette"
OnScreen Review: "Annette"

"Annette" is a polarizing film and while it may seem startling fresh in 2021, it isn't particularly unique. The easiest comparison may be to "Tommy," another surreal rock opera about fame and violence.”

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StreamingOnStage Blog StaffAugust 25, 2021Noah Golden, Contributing Critic
OnScreen Review: "Coda"
OnScreen Review: "Coda"

“CODA” has a beautiful, well-intentioned voice. But the song it’s singing is a reorchestrated cover – some new runs here, a new arrangement there – rather than the wholly original song it could have been.

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StreamingOnStage Blog StaffAugust 18, 2021Noah Golden, Contributing Critic
OnScreen Review: “Kevin Can F**K Himself”
OnScreen Review: “Kevin Can F**K Himself”

“While there are still parts of this show I’m still kind of figuring out or hoping to see, I’m really enjoying watching each episode and seeing how these characters and story develop.'“

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TVChristopher PetersonAugust 2, 2021Anna Coltrin, Contributing Critic
OnScreen Review: "Black Widow"
OnScreen Review: "Black Widow"

“Fair or not, Black Widow as a character always felt like a second-class Avenger, and given the placement in the MCU, Black Widow as a movie sadly feels like an afterthought.”

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OnScreen Review, FilmOnScreen Blog Writing StaffJuly 13, 2021Ken Jones, Disney+
OnScreen Review: "F9: The Fast Saga"
OnScreen Review: "F9: The Fast Saga"

“Where do you go when you have exhausted practically every option of a car stunt on earth? Why, outer space of course.”

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OnScreen ReviewOnScreen Blog Writing StaffJuly 10, 2021Ken Jones
OnScreen Review: "Naughty Neighbours"
OnScreen Review: "Naughty Neighbours"

“This ‘Naughty Neighbours’ hooked me but needs to be fleshed out further for a feature film. I hope both Chris Di Staulo and Elizabeth Harris do select to make it so.”

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FilmOnStage Blog StaffJuly 7, 2021Joe Szekeres, Contributing Critic
OnScreen Review: “Schmigadoon!”
OnScreen Review: “Schmigadoon!”

"Schmigadoon" will disappear from memory as quickly as the fog that covers the title town's bridge. But when you're visiting, I can't say it isn't, well, delightful.

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StreamingChristopher PetersonJuly 6, 2021Noah Golden, Contributing Critic
OnScreen Review: “Hacks”
OnScreen Review: “Hacks”

“If you haven’t heard of the new HBOMax show Hacks that’s not a surprise. It has flown mostly under the radar.’

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StreamingOnStage Blog StaffJune 25, 2021Anna Coltrin, Contributing Critic
Review: Central Park Season 2 on AppleTV+
Review: Central Park Season 2 on AppleTV+

“Central Park is funny, optimistic and much smarter than it has any right to be; a show and a song brimming with the kind of gentle joy I don’t see that often. It’s well worth seeking out.”

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StreamingChristopher PetersonJune 22, 2021Noah Golden, Contributing Critic
OnScreen Review: "In The Heights"
OnScreen Review: "In The Heights"

“There have been few movies in recent memory that have granted me a glimpse to experience life outside of my own quite like In The Heights. And that glimpse has rarely been as glossy and exuberant.”

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OnScreen Review, Film, StreamingOnScreen Blog Writing StaffJune 15, 2021Ken Jones, HBO Max
OnScreen Review: "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It"
OnScreen Review: "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It"

“The third entry of the primary franchise in this shared universe of eight movies is not the worst of the eight, but it is a notable step down from the previous Conjuring movies.”

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OnScreen Review, Film, StreamingOnScreen Blog Writing StaffJune 12, 2021HBO Max, Ken Jones
OnScreen Review: ‘Girls5Eva’
OnScreen Review: ‘Girls5Eva’

“This show is just so joyful. It’s funny, it’s timely as people have become nostalgic again for the 2000s, it’s sweet, and has great messages.”

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StreamingOnStage Blog StaffJune 8, 2021Anna Coltrin, Guest Review
OnScreen Review: "Those Who Wish Me Dead"
OnScreen Review: "Those Who Wish Me Dead"

“Those Who Wish Me Dead comes with a lot of promise, from the cast to the director to the premise, but it does not entirely deliver on that promise. Despite that, it is still a movie that can be enjoyed for what it is, as a solid action thriller.”

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Film, OnScreen Review, StreamingOnScreen Blog Writing StaffJune 2, 2021Ken Jones
OnScreen Review: "A Quiet Place Part II"
OnScreen Review: "A Quiet Place Part II"

“There was and is a lot riding on A Quiet Place Part II. As a sequel, as an intellectual property, and as the first trial balloon for bringing people back to the movie theater. By almost all metrics, it steps out into the unknown and succeeds in its mission.”

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OnScreen Review, FilmOnScreen Blog Writing StaffMay 31, 2021Ken Jones
OnScreen Review: ‘Tessel’ A short film by Esie Mensah
OnScreen Review: ‘Tessel’ A short film by Esie Mensah

“Four words appear at the end of the film: spirituality, humanity, care, and the principles of love. For me, this short film bravely captures these four elements in a symbiotic relationship to each other while wonderfully highlighting the solo work of the brief moment of each artist.”

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OnScreen ReviewOnStage Blog StaffMay 31, 2021Joe Szekeres
OnScreen Review: “Halston”
OnScreen Review: “Halston”

“The new miniseries “Halston” just dropped on Netflix and it is exactly what you would expect a show about an eccentric fashion designer in the 70’s to look like. It’s a show filled with sex, drugs, alcohol, and a whole lot of egos, just like the designer’s real life.”

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StreamingOnStage Blog StaffMay 23, 2021Anna Coltrin, Contributing Critic
OnScreen Review: "Mortal Kombat"
OnScreen Review: "Mortal Kombat"

Despite the fatalities and flawless victories, Mortal Kombat can’t justify being a passive observer of the movie when you can be an active player in the game.

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OnScreen Review, FilmOnScreen Blog Writing StaffApril 27, 2021Ken Jones
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