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'Love Fraud' feels like the docuseries version of a Lifetime movie
"Love Fraud" plays like the real-life equivalent of a Lifetime movie turned, for better and worse, into a salacious Showtime docuseries. Although there are plenty of juicy bits in this tale of a guy who wooed and fleeced women he met online, the filmmakers focus on the micro of the story at the expense of the bigger picture -- in a way that's entertaining, but shallow.
'You Cannot Kill David Arquette' is a strange, sad look at a stalled career
Strange and more than a little sad, "You Cannot Kill David Arquette" -- a documentary about the actor's adventures in wrestling -- derives most of its strength from the discomfort associated with watching it. As the son of a showbiz family, the fact that Arquette is reduced to this cry for attention more than anything reflects the enticing lure of the spotlight.
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New Tekashi 6ix9ine album 'Tattle Tales' to debut next week
'Bill & Ted Face the Music' isn't excellent, but it's still kind of fun
To those who might be a little fuzzy on their Bill & Ted history, fair enough dudes, it's been, like, 29 years since the last sequel. Undaunted, Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter party on in "Bill & Ted Face the Music," another adventure in nostalgia that nobody really needed and yet, if not excellent, manages to be good-hearted and reasonably fun.
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