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M. N. Miller

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As seen in: FandomWire, Ready Steady Cut, MSN, Hidden Remote, Geek Vibes Nation, InSession Film, Music City Drive In, Film Focus Online, Nerd Alert World
Covers:  Anything film and television-related
Member of the #LVFCS, #CCA, & RT-approved 🍅Bylines: @FandomWire,@GeekVibesNation, @InSessionFilm. You can find most of my work over at @ReadySteadyCut.

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Film and Television Critic for the entertainment website Ready Steady Cut and others. Proud Member of the Las Vegas Film Critic Society and the Critic's Choice Association. I'm patiently waiting for the next Pearl Jam album to come out and to kill time scratching my wife's back on Sunday afternoons while she watches endless reruns of California Dreams. I was proclaimed the smartest reviewer alive by actor Jason Isaacs, but I have chosen to ignore the obvious bias.

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All Night Wrong Review: A Strange, Chaotic Blind Date Comedy Without Guardrails

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By M.N. Miller, M. N. Miller Verified
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× All Night Wrong is certainly one of the strangest blind-date movies in recent memory. Or maybe, for that matter, in cinematic history. Well, besides that moment in Must Love Dogs when Diane Lane’s character answers her father’s personal ad, back when those were a thing, only to discover he’s played by Christopher Plummer, bringing new meaning to “A girl could do worse.” Yes, we know dating can be a hellscape.
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The Wrong Girls Review: Dumb and Dumber Redux and Metal as F*ck

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By M.N. Miller, M. N. Miller Verified
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× The Wrong Girls are oh so right, taking a walk on the feral wild side that hardly ever lets up in its pure bedlam. Chaos erupts all around them, while the comedic, dimwitted, but ultimately sweet chemistry between Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat becomes a beautiful wreck all its own. Even when the story keeps flying off the rails, their friendship remains at the center of all that foggy, unconventional, and unpleasant chaos. Yet, who the hell needs pleasant anyway?
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The Brink of War Review: A Cerebral Cold War Pressure Cooker That Crackles With Tension and Deeply Human

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By M.N. Miller, M. N. Miller Verified
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× With The Brink of War carrying the Angel Studios stamp of approval, it also comes with the studio’s unusually polarizing reputation for faith-based entertainment with a conservative viewpoint. Between the Angel Guild and films like Dennis Quaid’s Reagan, released two summers ago, many may assume this is another story steeped in the same conservative ecosystem. However, The Brink of War is far more nuanced, hardly leaning left or right, religious or atheist.
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