Roger Ebert Was Blown Away By The Ending Of A '70s Gene Hackman Detective Thriller
The late film critic Roger Ebert loved Night Moves, Arthur Penn's '70s noir starring Gene Hackman that has one heck of an ending.
Read MoreThe late film critic Roger Ebert loved Night Moves, Arthur Penn's '70s noir starring Gene Hackman that has one heck of an ending.
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Read MoreIf you're looking for a movie with the same pulse-pounding, thrilling drama of Whiplash, we have 15 suggestions for you to add to your watch list.
Read MoreGuy Ritchie and Jason Statham reunited for a pretty fantastic (but under-seen) revenge thriller in 2021, and it's currently making waves streaming on Netflix.
Read MoreJosh Safdie's Marty Supreme ends on a note that has divided audiences. Here are the prevailing interpretations of the film's closing moments.
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