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For this week’s Friday Film Review, Mark Harrington took a seat in Redstone’s new Megaplex upgraded recliner chairs, and lets listeners know if Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s new holiday film “Red One” is naughty or nice.
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“Martha,” a new documentary streaming on Netflix, is an intimate look into the complicated world and incredible life of Martha Stewart, the media giant and comeback kid of the 21st century.
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Jesse Eisenberg's new comedy-drama “A Real Pain,” which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, follows two estranged cousins on a journey of self-discovery and family history.
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Next year, “Saturday Night Live” will celebrate its 50th anniversary. The new film “Saturday Night” shows how it all began.
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The Netflix hit “Woman of the Hour” is definitely worth home viewing- but maybe not for date night.
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“Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story" is a documentary that redefines what it means to be a hero. The story is more powerful than a locomotive.
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“A Family Affair,” Netflix’s streaming rom-com, stars Nicole Kidman as a mother who falls in love with her daughter’s boss, who happens to be twenty years younger and a movie star.
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A 2024 Sundance favorite, “My Old Ass” is now playing in theaters. It’s a unique coming-of-age film that blends humor, heart, and a touch of time-traveling magic.
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The new horror flick “Speak No Evil” has a Sundance connection. It’s an English remake of a Danish film that appeared in the Midnight Program during the 2022 Sundance Festival.
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The new documentary “Will & Harper” follows two famous friends embarking on a road trip after one’s transition.