Spring 2024 gave us two gems with unexpected similarities in the vast mine of blockbusters released this year: Alex Garland’s “Civil War” and the Cairnes
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Instead of spending the movie chasing after a lost love, Simon is chasing love within himself and the people around him in a way that
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