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This venue features a casual selection of shows and industry names that residents considered rating. Being listed is not a recommendation in itself. Shows and names that advance the cabbalist or another underhanded agenda are not usually considered. With exceptions, these include most of the larger productions and promoted names, especially from the US and from recent decades, which Raye-Shows recommends avoiding or, at least, not financing.
The maximum rating score is 10 and the minimum is -5, as the rating (upper bar) and the rating (mid bar) range from 0 to 5, and the rating (lower bar) ranges from Yes (blank) to -5.
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2021 releases (in alphabetical order)


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Dune (I)
Lead: Timothée Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson
Director: Denis Villeneuve • Writers: J. Spaihts, D. Villeneuve, E. Roth • Production: Warner Bros., Legendary Ent., Villeneuve F. • PG-13
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Nobody
Lead: Bob Odenkirk, Aleksey Serebryakov, Connie Nielsen
Director: Ilya Naishuller • Writer: Derek Kolstad • Production: 87North, Dentsu, Eighty Two Films • R
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The Last Duel
Lead: Matt Damon, Adam Driver, Jodie Comer
Director: Ridley Scott • Writers: N. Holofcener, B. Affleck, M. Damon • Production: 20th Century, TSG Ent., Scott Free P. • R
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(spoiler alert) This great production could have been twice as good if not over-emphasizing the core of the story - the rape of a noble woman, set in medieval France. The writers do the poor character over and over again in 3 chapters and retakes of the dreadful scene, supposedly to express different points of view. The otherwise catchy idea just brings in a scent of depravation, instead, alongside some other R-rated scenes. On the other hand, the predicament that the shamed husband is thrown in feels engaging. I did also enjoy watching the neat period settings and attires, and the knight fighting scenes, all masterfully framed as you'd expect from Ridley Scott riding on a good size budget here.
Kieran J. 4/24

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Wrath of Man
Lead: Jason Statham, Holt McCallany, Josh Hartnett
Director: Guy Ritchie • Writers: N. Boukhrief, E. Besnard, G. Ritchie • Production: MGM & others • R
Photo: Alessia C.  
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