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WHAT'S NEW THIS WEEK
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This week, we have reviews of Red One, the Christmas action movie starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, and Here, the family drama that re-teams Tom Hanks, Robin Wright, and Robert Zemeckis. We also look at the sequel to the latest Marvel Studios movie, starring Tom Hardy in Venom: The Last Dance, and the early Oscar favorite, the political/religious drama, Conclave, all at Silver Screen Cinema.
This week, we review the latest Jack Reacher adventure from Lee Child and Andrew Child, In Too Deep, and Blake Crouch's first thriller, originally self-published but now back in print, Run. In our Arts and Entertainment section, we feature the autobiography of horror icon Steve Barton, aka Uncle Creepy, A Comedy of Tragedies, and a memoir about legendary Hollywood agent Norman Brokaw, written by his son Joel Brokaw, Driving Marilyn. Read our reviews of these and other new releases in the Silver Screen Library.
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The 2024 BET Awards were a lively show, featuring the presentation of the Lifetime Achievement Award to Usher. Taraji P. Henson got the show off to a rousing start with her performance of "It's About Us!" We've got all the highlights at the Silver Screen Report. We've also got trailers for two major holiday releases, the musical, Wicked, and the Oscar contender, Gladiator 2.
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