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"After Ever Happy" Film Review

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"After We Fell" Film Review

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"After We Collided" Film Review

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"After" Film Review

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"Do The Right Thing" Film Review

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"The Sorcerer's Apprentice" Film Review

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"The Nun II" Film Review

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"The Nun" Film Review

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"Nightcrawler" Film Review

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"Cars 3" Film Review

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"Cars 2" Film Review

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"Cars" Film Review

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"Beauty and the Beast" (1991) Film Review

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"Babylon" Film Review Rating: 5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson Damien Chazelle's fourth studio film, "Babylon", is unlike anything you have ever seen before. It is perhaps one of the craziest movies I have ever seen, but is also absolutely perfect in my opinion. From the casting to the story to the replication of the time period, Chazelle was able to take 1920s-1930s Hollywood and seamlessly bring it to the screen, delivering a movie that is not only a love letter to the art of film, but a roaring good time that the whole audience will enjoy. The movie opens on a couple of men hiring a driver to transport an elephant to a huge Hollywood Hills party that is taking place One of those men is Manny (Diego Calva), who would do anything to get onto a movie set. It is his dream to be able to make the pictures that inspired him to want to get into this business. They are able to successfully transport the elephant (with a few complications however) to the party, whic

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