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Author: Ryan Silberstein
Ryan spends his days at a company named one of the best to work for in the Philadelphia area, and his nights as a mysterious caped vigilante saving his city from the disease that is crime watching movies. He lives on a diet consisting of film, comic books, experimental beer, black coffee, and those big metal historical markers around town. Follow him on Twitter and Letterboxd.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom review
To set the stage for this review, I have a few things I need to get out of the way first that will help provide some context. First, none of […]
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The Misandrists review
Canadian filmmaker Bruce LaBruce is known for mixing pornogrpahic elements in with more convential cinematic techniques, which I did not know before watching The Misandrists. It might not have improved […]
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25 Best Blockbusters of the Past 25 Summers
This year is the 25th anniversary of the release of the first Jurassic Park. For most of us at Cinedelphia, it is a film that has defined what we look for […]
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Split Decision: 65 Million Years in the Making
Welcome back to Split Decision! Each week, we pose a question to our staff of knowledgable and passionate film geeks and share the responses! We may never know if it […]
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The Incredibles 2: Life’s Incredible Again
Last week I revisited The Incredibles and what sets it apart from other superhero movies. So when I saw the sequel last Friday, I also kept thinking about this topic. That viewing […]
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I Like to Movie Movie: Best Movie Movies of 2018 (Thus Far)
Garrett and Dan are joined by Jacob Harrington, host of Based On Nothing, to discuss the best movies of 2018 thus far. Listen here or find them on iTunes:
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Shame Files Podcast: Tropic Thunder
The recurring column that features here on the site is now a podcast from Jill and Ryan, and each episode we do an in-depth discussion of a film that is […]
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The Incredibles Revisited
The Incredibles came out in 2004, and the movie landscape has changed drastically in the following 14 years. The superhero film genre has exploded since then, giving us roughly 987 […]
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Mountain review
It’s not actually a misnomer to call Mountain a documentary, but it feels like one. The film is more like a tone poem, using chamber music and the perfectly gravelly […]
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Split Decision: Pulling a Job
Welcome back to Split Decision! Each week, we pose a question to our staff of knowledgable and passionate film geeks and share the responses! We may never know if it […]
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