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The official account for Jonathan W. Hickman—entertainment attorney, novelist, professor, film critic, and documentary filmmaker. @TimesHerald, @uofnorthgeorgia
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Mortal Kombat II

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By Jonathan W. Hickman
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
The 2021 reboot of “Mortal Kombat” treated the material like grim mythology wrapped in computer generated carnage. This improved follow-up finally realizes that the franchise works best when it embraces its own ridiculousness. Leaning heavily into self-aware humor, “Mortal Kombat II” benefits enormously from the refreshing presence of “The Boys” star Karl Urban, who injects personality into this comically gory and completely nonsensical special effects spectacle.
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Old Tricks, New Bites: "Hokum" and "Deep Water" Deliver the Goods

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By Jonathan W. Hickman
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
Two very different genre exercises hit theaters this week—one leaning into atmosphere and emotional dread, the other embracing chaos and creature-feature excess. Neither reinvents the wheel, but both understand the assignment well enough to deliver what their audiences want.
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Dead Man’s Wire & H Is for Hawk

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By Jonathan W. Hickman
| The Newnan Times-Herald Verified
Film Details - Dead Man's Wire Director: Gus Van Sant Cast: Bill Skarsgård, Dacre Montgomery, Al Pacino, Cary Elwes, Myha’la, Kelly Lynch, and Colman Domingo MPAA Rating: R Running Time: 1 hour, 45 minutes Available in limited theatrical release Review Rating: 8/10 It’s surprising that Gus Van Sant’s excellent “Dead Man’s Wire” didn’t get more awards attention. The film is a dramatic adaptation of a bizarre actual event that took place in Indianapolis in 1977.
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