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Giveaway: Climbing Adventure ‘Everest’ Starring Jake Gyllenhaal on Blu-ray and a Carabiner
Win epic climbing adventure 'Everest' on Blu-ray and a special promotional carabiner.
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5 Essential British New Wave Movies
Five essential British New Wave movies for people interested in the evolution of British cinema.
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Giveaway: Spooky Sequel ‘Sinister 2’ on Blu-ray
Win a Blu-ray copy of Ciarán Foy's horror film sequel Sinister 2 by signing up on our newsletter.
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Best Undistributed Films of 2015
We look at the 15 best films of the year still seeking US distribution.
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Not Just An Indie Darling: Why Oscar Isaac is Hollywood’s Next Big Star
Oscar Isaac went from indie darling to major celebrity status is just a few years. Is he the...
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Movies and TV to Stream This Weekend – January 8
New season of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia now streaming on Netflix this weekend plus underseen film via...
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Way Too Indiecast 49: Winter Movie Guide, Best of 2015 Recap
Bernard and CJ kick off 2016 by looking back at Way Too Indie's Best Films of 2015 list...
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The Revenant
Artsy ambition sullies this bloody frontier tale of man vs. man.
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17th Annual Animation Show of Shows
Review of the terrific collection of short animated films that will be screened to the public for the...
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45 Years
The frailty of the human ego threatens to topple the might of a long marriage in this measured but mesmerizing...
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Giveaway: M. Night Shyamalan’s Wickedly Entertaining ‘The Visit’ on Blu-ray
Don't miss your chance to win a copy of one of the creepiest films of 2015, M. Night...
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Henry Gamble’s Birthday Party
Secrets and lies rise to the surface in this sensitive drama about the struggle between devotion and desire.
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Giveaway: Eli Roth’s Cannibal Horror ‘The Green Inferno’ on Blu-ray
Are you a fan of Eli Roth? Enter to receive his latest horror film The Green Inferno on...
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Where to Invade Next
Michael Moore resorts to dad-jokes and prodding his interviewees in order to make an argument for civic duty...
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Anomalisa
Kaufman's inventive and intricately crafted stop-motion drama is undermined by the emptiness of its miserablist existentialism.