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'Midnight Special' - A Tense, Supremely Acted Film
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'Midnight Special' - A Tense, Supremely Acted Film

By Tyler BirssApril 12, 2016

Midnight Special initially appealed to me for one primary reason - it stars Michael Shannon. Anyone who has followed my Pop Culture Spin work has seen Shannon content peppered throughout my author page. I'm not...

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'13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi' Offers Action and Heart

By Zach BencomoJanuary 18, 2016

If you enjoyed military films such as Lone Survivor , American Sniper , or Act of Valor , then chances are you will enjoy 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi . The subject of...

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'Carol' is Subtly Beautiful and Rewarding

By Tyler BirssJanuary 01, 2016

Carol is recommended to prospective movie watchers interested in strong romantic chemistry within lead characters and thoughtful storytelling. Cate Blanchett plays the titular Carol Aird as Rooney Mara encompasses the younger Therese Belivet in this...

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'Creed' Review Concludes Rocky Week at PCS

By Sonny GiulianoNovember 30, 2015

Welcome to the conclusion of Rocky Week here at Baller Mind Frame’s Pop Culture Spin! Over the course of the past week BMF Editor Sonny Giuliano and PCS Writer Dalton Baggett have teamed up on...

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'The Night Before' is a Nutty Blend of Laughs and Spirit

By Tyler BirssNovember 30, 2015

The Night Before shows Seth Rogen at his finest and the holiday spirit being captured in a hilarious but unusual way. Also starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Anthony Mackie, this comedy centers around the trio's friendship...

'Spotlight' Masterfully Tells Disturbing Story of Hidden Abuse
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'Spotlight' Masterfully Tells Disturbing Story of Hidden Abuse

By Tyler BirssNovember 16, 2015

Spotlight should be regarded as one of 2015's top movies. Starring a dream cast of Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo, Rachel McAdams, Liev Schreiber, and others, Spotlight 's scope covers multiple Boston Globe reporters who helped...

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Walking the Haunting Path of 'Felicia's Journey'

By Tyler BirssSeptember 21, 2015

Felicia's Journey is one of the strangest movies I have ever seen. The 1999 film is based on the 1994 novel by William Trevor of the same name. Centering around Felicia, a pregnant Irish teenager...

'Champs' Review/Interview With Director Bert Marcus
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'Champs' Review/Interview With Director Bert Marcus

By Tyler BirssMarch 09, 2015

Pictured above: Bert Marcus and Mike Tyson. Image provided to Tyler Birss from Falco Ink. Champs classifies as a must-see documentary. Examining a boxing world that's full of sheer intensity and raw spectator value, this...

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'McFarland, USA' Overcomes Predictability With Heart

By Tyler BirssFebruary 23, 2015

McFarland, USA tells the unlikely story of a cross country team based in the humble city of McFarland, CA in 1987. In a largely Mexican-American town, and at a high school with an identical demographic,...

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'Black Sea' Successfully Balances Tension and Drama

By Tyler BirssFebruary 09, 2015

Black Sea will leave audiences happy to be walking on land. This tense, gripping movie stars Jude Law as a recently fired submarine captain. Law channels the man we only know as "Robinson" who receives...