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Don't F**k with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer - Season 1

Don’t F**k With Cats is adept at remaining engaging throughout and keeps a deeply human undercurrent that underscores the true horror of its story, creating a simultaneously thrilling and sympathetic experience that rises above standard NETFLIX murder documentary fare.   

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Daniel Isn't Real

A decent starting point for director Adam Egypt Mortimer, who with a stronger cast next time around could very easily create something quite spectacular and more thematically impactful

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Ophelia

Best described as if Tumblr had gotten the feature film rights to William Shakespeare — a recipe that is an utter and total painful disaster

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Just Mercy

Just Mercy, while having an incredibly familiar narrative, does it right with a black lead for a black story and the result is a more than a terrific feature.

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The Grudge

A reliance on tropes causes The Grudge to quickly become more tedious than terrifying

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Jexi

Jexi is a film that is bottom of the barrel comedy at every turn

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An Elephant Sitting Still

An Elephant Sitting Still is a lot to take in on initial viewing but it is a work that stays with audiences long after it has cut to black

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Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Céline Sciamma's Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a gentle and sweeping romantic drama that lacks the tension and palpable energy to classify it as a masterpiece

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Togo

Togo is the perfect family film for Disney+ and it is these original stories that the entertainment company should be focusing on, not remake after remake

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Ip Man 4: The Finale

Ip Man 4 is a more profound and dramatic turn in this franchise and a film that perfectly echoes the ludicrous flair of 1970s martial arts features with joy

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