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Matt Reeves’ The Batman has plenty of surprises in store. There’s not just one big reveal, there are several. This new iteration of Batman is a rousing welcome for comic book and graphic novel fans and should be seen on the big screen with plenty of concessions from the snack bar to prepare for the nearly three hour presentation.

CODA is not artsy, mind bending or controversial. The film tells a simple story in a beautiful way and makes it very relatable.

X is a rollercoaster of a shocker that is outrageous, funny, dark and not for the faint of heart or prudes. You will also need a strong stomach and that’s not just referring to the gore.

We had a fantastic time talking with Roger about his new movie “Being Robin”, among other things, as seen at the Savannah Comedy Revue.

There is young love, a devotion to family and neighbors, intolerance, religion, and a wonderful lesson to be learned in Branagh’s melancholy look into the journey of a nine year-old boy, Buddy, and his Protestant family living in Northern Ireland all to the music of Van Morrison who also came from Belfast.

By no means is this a single story about Richard Williams or tennis. That’s the magic to this film – it’s about family and working hard for your dreams.

Pig is a profound experience with a class act performance by Nicolas Cage and a remarkable debut by writer/director Michael Sarnoski.

The Power of the Dog is a tour de force of acting between the four principles and the place they live in using the backdrop of Montana as a cold and uncompromising setting.

Add to that, an absolutely wonderful cast, production design and a visual treat of effects and you have a Ghostbusters sequel that will leave you wanting more.

KIDZ KORNA., FLAGS OF THE HEART AND THRILLER DANCE 2300 hosted a toy drive in front of Michael Jackson's childhood home.