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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Oct 23, 2026
5/5
Beneath all the bawdy laughs and botanical bedroom gymnastics beats a genuine heart
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Wicker
(2026)
94%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Oct 9, 2026
3/5
Like, Share, Subscribe... and Watch Civilization Collapse.
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The Social Reckoning
(2026)
54%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Oct 2, 2026
2/5
I wanted it to deliver something as audacious as Birdman. Instead, we get a pretentious, painfully unfunny slog that mistakes spectacle for substance and volume for intelligence. The iceberg isn't the only thing going down. We're all along for the ride.
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Digger
(2026)
53%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Sep 25, 2026
4/5
Has plenty to say about the salacious, corrosive nature of television that disguises spectacle as public service, but Oppenheim wisely doesn’t let us sit comfortably outside the blast radius. We’re implicated, too
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Primetime
(2026)
86%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Sep 18, 2026
4/5
The filmmakers aren’t trying to reinvent the action comedy; they’re simply throwing two enormously charismatic actors into an increasingly absurd situation and letting them cook. And somehow, against all aerodynamic logic, the thing flies.
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Mayday
(2026)
83%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Sep 4, 2026
3/5
Keeps throwing the ugliness of history back at us: nothing about this period fits comfortably into the tidy boxes we might prefer. And that sentiment is hard. Hard, but important.
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By Any Means
(2026)
49%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Aug 14, 2026
4/5
Sometimes we want profound cinema. Sometimes we just want a really good movie about a family trying not to get eaten. This one delivers.
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The End of Oak Street
(2026)
86%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Aug 7, 2026
2/5
Wastes a wonderfully bonkers premise on a flat, repetitive rom-com that never commits to being outrageous, romantic, or insightful. And that's the greatest disappointment of all.
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One Night Only
(2026)
44%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Jul 31, 2026
4/5
Feels like Secretary wandered into an art gallery, bumped into Body Double, grabbed drinks with Saltburn, and then spent the evening gossiping about everyone's terrible dating choices.
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I Want Your Sex
(2026)
91%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Jul 17, 2026
3/5
Young Washington works best as an old-fashioned coming-of-age adventure dressed in the uniform of a history lesson.
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Young Washington
(2026)
59%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Jul 10, 2026
5/5
Sometimes the biggest cinematic thrill isn't watching the world end at the hands of another masked super-villain—it’s surviving dinner with the neighbors.
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The Invite
(2026)
96%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Jul 9, 2026
3/5
ultimately succeeds not because it meticulously recreates every tactical decision behind the Doolittle Raid, but because it remembers what truly mattered: the extraordinary courage of ordinary people.
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Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
(1944)
100%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Jun 26, 2026
4/5
Roher—making his impressive narrative feature debut after winning an Academy Award for documentary filmmaking—hits every note with remarkable confidence
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Tuner
(2025)
94%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Jun 23, 2026
2/5
Offers a dreary, blood-soaked deconstruction that strips away everything interesting about its legendary hero and replaces it with a two-hour funeral march. It's certainly bold. But being bold isn't the same thing as being entertaining.
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The Death of Robin Hood
(2026)
69%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Jun 12, 2026
4/5
Feels like a much funnier cousin to A Star Is Born, mixed with the friendship dynamics and comic energy of I Love You, Man"
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Power Ballad
(2026)
88%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
Jun 5, 2026
4/5
Turns out forecasting the weather can make for pretty riveting cinema after all.
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Pressure
(2026)
89%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
May 29, 2026
4/5
A cinematic nightmare powerful enough to make people afraid of fluorescent lighting and musty office carpeting.
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Backrooms
(2026)
85%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
May 22, 2026
2/5
Behaves like a haunted house employee banging pots together while yelling "BOO!" from behind a curtain
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Passenger
(2026)
44%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
May 15, 2026
4/5
The cinematic equivalent of watching your friend text their ex for the seventeenth time and thinking, "This is going to end horribly, but I understand why you’re doing it."
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Obsession
(2025)
93%
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Frank Wilkins
Reel Reviews
May 8, 2026
4/5
Cute? Absolutely. But also thoughtful, surprisingly moving, and just eccentric enough to stand out from the herd.
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The Sheep Detectives
(2026)
95%
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