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Screen Editor at Cult MTL. Contributor at LWLies, Hyperallergic, Roger Ebert and More! Programmer @FantasiaFest smith.justinea@gmail.com
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The Lemon Twigs, Look for Your Mind! REVIEW

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By Justine Smith Verified, Lorraine Carpenter Verified
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The Lemon Twigs new album continues the trend throughout the Long Island four-piece’s career of operating as a “neo-Beach Boys” of sorts. However, Look for Your Mind! is far from cosplay and serves as another authentic contemporary spin on the power pop/surfer sounds of the 1960s. The sharp songwriting and dynamic harmonies at once celebrate a cherished era in music, and find inventive methods of sonically moving it forward.
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Milly Alcock is great as Supergirl even if the film is half-baked

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By Justine Smith Verified
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The second film from the DCU places Kara Zor-el aka Supergirl (Milly Alcock) in a John Wick-style revenge story. While binge-drinking through her birthday week, Supergirl gets pulled into a little girl’s plot for revenge. The precocious and orphaned Ruthie (Eve Ridley) walks into a bar and seeks help to murder Krem (Matthias Schoenaerts), an alien covered in facial piercings, who brutally massacred her family.
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Disclosure Day is a great summer blockbuster, but its smoke and mirrors do little more than uphold a dying empire

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By Justine Smith Verified
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There’s no doubt in my mind that Steven Spielberg is the King of late-20th century American cinema. He might have been outgrossed by James Cameron, but his prolific and resonant filmography defined the American conception of itself like no other post-1970s filmmaker. On the precipice of entering his sixth decade as a director, Spielberg remains a certifiable draw, despite increasingly uneven box-office results.
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