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InReview’s 2020 Oscar Predictions | Staff Picks

As the 92nd Academy Awards will be underway Sunday, the staff of InReview decided to release their full picks: Darnell’s picks: Why: These are the movies/actors that I felt represented the best of the candidates. “1917” for sound since it had managed to work the bombastic nature of WW1 especially with its editing style. Phoenix as the Joker exceeded my expectations but I think overall … Continue reading InReview’s 2020 Oscar Predictions | Staff Picks

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InReview’s 2020 Printable Oscar Predictions Ballot

Here at InReview, we would like to provide our readers with a simple, straightforward printable Oscars ballot, ideal for use at Oscar viewing parties. The ballot is simple. For every prediction someone gets right, they are awarded one point. Whoever has the most points at the end of the night wins. The ballot is available below as both a .jpeg and .pdf. PDF Download: Continue reading InReview’s 2020 Printable Oscar Predictions Ballot

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Best of the 2010s in Gaming | The Revvies Awards: Decade Edition

With the 2010s now long behind us, the writers and editors of InReview picked the best of the decade in gaming, in this special Decade Edition of The Revvies Awards! Game of the Decade And the Revvie goes to … Dying Light Dying Light was an amazing game. It was built by a small studio, Techland, who continually supported, and even continue to support, the … Continue reading Best of the 2010s in Gaming | The Revvies Awards: Decade Edition

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The First Annual Revvies: Best of the Year in Gaming | 2019 InReview Site Awards

InReview is pleased to continue its first annual Revvie site awards, with the best 2019 had to offer in terms of gaming. Please note that while some games on this list initially came out beforehand, all winners initially published in other years received significant updates and expansions in 2019. Without further ado, here is the best of 2019 in gaming, selected by InReview’s writers and … Continue reading The First Annual Revvies: Best of the Year in Gaming | 2019 InReview Site Awards

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Best of the 2010s in Film | The Revvies Awards: Decade Edition

With the 2010s behind us, InReview has compiled a special edition of the Revvies to celebrate the best of the 2010s in film. Film Soundtrack of the Decade Nominees: A Star Is Born A Ghost Story Frozen The Force Awakens Mad Max: Fury Road And the Revvie goes to … A Star Is Born “A Star Is Born”‘s soundtrack, performed primarily by Bradley Cooper and … Continue reading Best of the 2010s in Film | The Revvies Awards: Decade Edition

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The First Annual Revvies: Best of the Year in Film | 2019 InReview Site Awards

2019 was a turbulent year in film, both on the large and small screens. Streaming giants like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video established themselves with more quality breakout works than ever before, while the year saw the end of an era with the release of the final installments of blockbuster franchises with the closing chapter of the Star Wars sequel trilogy and Marvel’s Infinity Saga. … Continue reading The First Annual Revvies: Best of the Year in Film | 2019 InReview Site Awards

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Best of 2019… So Far | Staff Picks

With 2019 more than half way over, we decided to select our best movies and video games picks of 2019… so far. Best Movies ‘Toy Story 4’ Full review “Toy Story 4” is a film no one asked for and could’ve easily been a soulless sequel in the same vein as “Cars 2” and “The Incredibles 2,” but it managed to tell a story unique … Continue reading Best of 2019… So Far | Staff Picks

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Why criticize art in the first place?

By Molly Mott

The trouble of writing critical articles is knowing what to write about.

There’s part of me that asks, “What’s the point?” Part of me that knows that, no matter what I say or how well you say it, no matter how many people see what I’ve written and read it in its entirety, none of it will have a real impact. It’s just an opinion online. Continue reading “Why criticize art in the first place?”

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