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Chief film critic for @Variety ... and cinemasochist extraordinaire. Watches bad movies so you don't have to, and good ones so you can, too.
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‘Mouse’ Review: A Touching Bond Forms Between a North Little Rock Teen and Her Late Friend’s Mom Original

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By Peter Debruge Verified
| Variety Verified
A mousy teenager with curly hair and a face full of acne, Minnie is the farthest thing from cool — even if the actress who plays her, Katherine Mallen Kupferer, has charisma to spare. Minnie is practically invisible to most of the students at North Little Rock High School, which is what makes her friendship with Callie — the most popular girl in her class — so special.
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'Mouse' review: A touching bond forms between a North Little Rock teen and her late friend's mom

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By Peter Debruge Verified
| MSN Verified
A mousy teenager with curly hair and a face full of acne, Minnie is the farthest thing from cool - even if the actress who plays her, Katherine Mallen Kupferer, has charisma to spare. Minnie is practically invisible to most of the students at North Little Rock High School, which is what makes her friendship with Callie - the most popular girl in her class - so special.
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More Than Just a Restoration, ‘Mysterious Skin’ Gets a Full-Blown Rejuvenation, Which Allowed Gregg Araki to Perfect the Queer Classic Original

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By Peter Debruge Verified
| Variety Verified
It’s been 21 years since Gregg Araki debuted his masterpiece, “Mysterious Skin.” That’s older than the apocalypse-defying adolescent characters in nearly every one of his movies — and ample time for Araki to level up as an artist, to the point that diving back into the project using a post-production tool called DaVinci Resolve allowed Araki to fix the little things that had bothered him about the film over the years.
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