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Oscar Goff
Cambridge Day
Oct 23, 2026
3.5/4
The film’s central conflict between the workers and their one-time employer is so richly realized that one might forget they’re not actually watching a documentary.
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Possible Love
(2026)
100%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Oct 19, 2026
2/4
It’s essentially a one trick pony — make that “a one bubble guppy”—that lacks character development or even a plot.
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Whalefall
(2026)
74%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Oct 16, 2026
3.5/4
The Devils plays out across an impressive canvas. Derek Jarman’s production design turns Loudun into a white, angular enclosure, at once fortress, convent and clinic.
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Ken Russell's The Devils
(2026)
98%
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Oscar Goff
Cambridge Day
Oct 15, 2026
3/4
As these sorts of stories go, it’s one of the most refreshingly well-told in ages.
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Love of Your Life
(2026)
81%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Oct 12, 2026
1.5/4
It's a maddening meander of divergent screenwriting ideas that never coalesce, with dialogue in places so banal and inert it might get an F in a screenwriting 101 class.
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Animals
(2026)
30%
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Oscar Goff
Cambridge Day
Oct 8, 2026
2.5/4
With no outside director to temper his voice, Sorkin’s worst impulses are left unchecked.
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The Social Reckoning
(2026)
54%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Oct 6, 2026
1.5/4
Hoots and hollers rippled through the crowd like a wave effort at Fenway, when there should have been hush and gapes.
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Verity
(2026)
31%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Oct 2, 2026
1.5/4
The passel of baroque distractions can’t mask the fact that “Digger” is a disappointing disaster of epic proportions.
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Digger
(2026)
53%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 29, 2026
2.5/4
But what gives “Unabomber” its force is Tremblay. What holds it back is how often the film pulls away from him.
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Unabomber
(2026)
24%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 29, 2026
2.5/4
Still, Pitt and Odin (played mostly by a dog named Uber) convincingly sell the deep connection of two beings who have seen the worst of the world and are seeking peace and solace both from within and through each other.
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Heart of the Beast
(2026)
84%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 25, 2026
3/4
Primetime is a solid narrative coming-out party for Oppenheim and a deft bit of filmmaking.
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Primetime
(2026)
86%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 18, 2026
3/4
Like Clint Bentley’s similarly set “Train Dreams, (2025)” the film regards the American wilderness as beautiful, indifferent and faintly mythic, though McKinley substitutes hard-driving suspense for lyrical introspection.
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The Weight
(2026)
94%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 18, 2026
3/4
As much as Cregger’s reimagining is fresh, witty, and bold, it feels scripted and bound by the console-packaged concept. The execution of scene and Abrams are the reasons to see the film.
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Resident Evil
(2026)
96%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 14, 2026
3/4
As the seething and righteous Ploughman, Garfield is steeled with resolve but not without doubt and vulnerability.
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The Uprising
(2026)
57%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 10, 2026
1.5/4
Despite the game effort, the ill-conceived premise should never have made it to the starting line.
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The Runner
(2026)
11%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 10, 2026
3.5/4
Remake is as much a loving memorial as it is an agonizing act of self-interrogation. Some things can be remembered, revisited, and even remade — but never repaired.
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Remake
(2025)
98%
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Oscar Goff
Cambridge Day
Sep 10, 2026
3.5/4
For all its gentle rhythms, "Filipiñana" harbors a bitingly satirical humor that rivals "Triangle of Sadness."
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Filipiñana
(2026)
90%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 3, 2026
2/4
With a lithe running time of 90 minutes, you’d think“Onslaught” would fly by, but once the three speechless lads lace up and get at it, it begins to slog and feel repetitive and pointless.
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Onslaught
(2026)
60%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 3, 2026
2.5/4
It’s a buddy movie in the end, and it mostly works.
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Mayday
(2026)
83%
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Tom Meek
Cambridge Day
Sep 3, 2026
1.5/4
Nearly every scene feels ripped directly from the “Silence of the Lambs.” It’s got a lot of thespian timber, but no bite.
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The Whisper Man
(2026)
45%
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