Sundance Film Festival 2025: ‘Life After’ Documentary
The Sundance Film Festival documentary Life After begins with a simple yet controversial question. Should a disabled individual or someone
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Sundance Film Festival Interview: Gala del Sol Talks ‘Rains Over Babel’
This week filmmaker Gala del Sol will premiere her ambitious film Rains Over Babel at the Sundance Film Festival. The movie has a vibrant aesthetic
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Sundance Film Festival 2025: 12 Highly Anticipated Films
The Cosmic Circus is thrilled to launch its first official year of covering the Sundance Film Festival. Our first piece
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Here is Why Wolf Man 2025 is Underwhelming
Wolf Man inspires a mixture of feelings, which is evident from the current Tomatometer. One might be asking themselves, why?
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Fort Worth Omni (IMAX) Theater Returns with Game Changer Technology
Last week, The Cosmic Circus was invited to get a sneak preview of the newly refurbished Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater at
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Fantastic Fest 2024: ‘The Wild Robot’ and ‘Will & Harper’ Reviews
We continue our Fantastic Fest coverage with two of the most heartfelt experiences of the entire festival. Both have beautiful
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Fantastic Fest 2024 Movie Reviews: ‘Anora’ and ‘Saturday Night’
Fantastic Fest 2024 is well underway and I had a chance to catch two more films screening there, Sean Baker’s
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Fantastic Fest 2024 Movie Review: ‘The Rule of Jenny Pen’
Fantastic Fest 2024 kicked off with a bang yesterday. Many titles were at the festival, including The Rule of Jenny
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Fantasia Fest 2024 Review: ‘The Beast Within’, A Gothic Tale of Childhood Trauma
Fantasia Fest brought an unusual horror movie that touches on childhood trauma. The Beast Within brings back the old-school flavor
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‘Twisters’ Review: A Rehash That Somehow Thrills
Twisters is not the typical sequel or legacy sequel. Since 2015, every studio has tried to capture the same nostalgic
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Fantasia Fest 2024: 10 Most Anticipated Movies To Watch
For the past three years, it’s been a privilege for this writer to cover Fantasia Fest for a different outlet.
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Review: ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ is Empathetic, Tense, and Surprising
The late Roger Ebert once gave Jurassic Park a lukewarm 3-star review, broadly criticizing the movie for lacking the subtle
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