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| 1 | Preview: Conquer the Outdoors in Open Country this Summer |
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| 2 | Review: Base One is a Compelling but Flawed Space Station Builder |
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| 3 | Review: Deiland: Pocket Planet is Tedious and Poorly Paced |
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| 4 | Preview: Mind Scanners is an Intriguing Retro Style Dystopian Nightmare |
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| 5 | Preview: Compelling Hand Drawn Out of Line Is Delightfully Surreal |
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| 6 | Review: A Young Black Man's Life on Trial in Overly Polished but Moving Monster |
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| 7 | Review: Skate City Fails to Impress |
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| 8 | Review: At a Marathon Three Hours, the Latest Adaptation of Berlin Alexanderplatz Is More Exhausting than Exhaustive |
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| 9 | Third Coast Review Curates Entertainment Options In Chicago This Weekend |
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| 10 | Review: Buildings Have Feelings Too! Is Charming, Not Fun |
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| 11 | Your #StaytheFHome Curated Weekend: 5/6 and Beyond |
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| 12 | Review: A Gorgeous Cast Isn't Enough to Keep Underwhelming Crime Drama Above Suspicion Interesting |
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| 13 | Review: Hitchhiker Is an Evocative, Mysterious Journey |
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| 14 | Review: A Family Drama with Flashes of Magic, The Water Man Marks David Oyelowo's Directorial Debut |
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| 15 | GALLERY: Garfield Park's Saturation Is a Colorful Stunner |
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| 16 | Review: Steer Clear of Drive Buy |
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| 17 | Review: Classic Indie Darling Fez Is Great on Nintendo Switch |
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| 18 | Review: Tools Up! Garden Party DLC Is About Lawn Care and Dodging Pesky Raccoons |
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| 19 | Review: Guy Ritchie's Wrath of Man Delivers Brutal, Explosive Action with Mainstay Jason Statham in the Driver's Seat |
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| 20 | Review: Ashwalkers Is a Bleak Walk with Hard Choices |
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| 21 | Review: A Crowded, Muddled Separation Frustratingly Buries its Potential for Scares |
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| 22 | Review: Legend of Keepers Doesn't Stand Out |
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| 23 | Feature: Chicago Embraces a Major Talent: Clarice Assad |
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| 24 | It Takes Two Is a Fantastic Adventure for Couples |
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| 25 | Review: Boss Rush Godstrike Delivers Twin Stick Action |
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| 26 | Review: Clever Arena Shooter Quantum League Incorporates Unique Time Loops |
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| 27 | Preview: First Class Trouble Is a Familiar Concept, but It's a Whole Lot of Fun |
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| 28 | Movie Review: At A Marathon Three Hours, 'Berlin Alexanderplatz' Is More Exhausting Than Exhaustive |
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| 29 | Dialogs: Louis Menand Commingles Art, Ideas and the Cold War in CHF Discussion |
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| 30 | Review: Voodoo Noir Shadow Man: Remastered Is a Nostalgia Trip |
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| 31 | Interview: Getting Back to the Thrills (Safely) at Six Flags Great America |
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| 32 | Split Single Returns and Announces New Album Amplificado |
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| 33 | Review: A Star-Crossed Romance Nearly Becomes Something to Fall for in The Violent Heart |
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| 34 | Report: The Work of Chicago Artist Theaster Gates on Exhibit in New York Gallery |
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| 35 | Review: Uneven Sci-Fi Thriller Synchronic Earns Points for Originality |
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| 36 | Interview: Third Coast Review Writer Patrick T. Reardon Keeps Us in the Loop with New Book |
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| 37 | Review: Festive Musical Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey Packs in the Holiday Cheer |
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| 38 | Review: A Modern Western, Cowboys Puts Family Dynamics to the Test |
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| 39 | Dispatch: A Saturday Filled with Films at Day 3 of Sundance Film Festival |
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| 40 | Review: The Brutality and Vulnerability of Conscripted Service in 1980s-Set Moffie |
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| 41 | The Foons' New Single “Shapes” Delivers Gripping Synth Heavy Sounds |
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| 42 | Review: A Cliché-Ridden Chemical Hearts Can't Capture the Magic of Young Love |
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| 43 | Review: Mank Delves into the Process, Memories and Later Years of a Classic Hollywood Screenwriter |
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| 44 | Review: Video Game Documentary Insert Coin Is a Fun Look at an Interesting Time in the Industry |
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| 45 | Third Coast Review Ranks Best Documentary Films Of 2020 |
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| 46 | Mosquito Coast review: Apple TV+ drama slows to a satisfying simmer |
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| 47 | Interview: Luke Ray Debuts EP, "Thank You, Anyone" |
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| 48 | Review: Featuring Shimmering Performances, Love Endures in Tender Supernova |
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| 49 | Review: Off-Beat, Dry Comedy The Planters Marks Filmmaking Duo as Ones to Watch |
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| 50 | Review: Third Installment of Skylines Gets Throwback Alien Action Just Right |
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| 51 | Review: A Long-Ago Blaze That Echoes the Pandemic, Chicago's Great Fire, by Carl Smith |
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| 52 | Review: Pixar Brings Characteristic Wit, Wisdom to Warmhearted, Tender Soul |
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| 53 | Review: A Suffocating, Chaotic, Awkward and Hilarious Shiva Baby Marks a New Filmmaker's Impressive Debut |
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| 54 | Review: Humanity Takes Center Stage in British Spy Drama The Courier |
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| 55 | ‘The Mosquito Coast’ Review: Justin Theroux Is in Total Command of Apple’s Ragged Crime Drama |
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| 56 | Review: Another Round Deftly Explores the Fine, Slightly Drunk Line Between Youth and Aging, Meaning and Irrelevance |
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| 57 | The Complete (Chicago) Beer Course: Altbier |
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| 58 | Review:Bugsnax Is a Heartfelt, Fun, and Tasty Treat |
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| 59 | Review: Only Margot Robbie Completists Need Invest in Forgettable Depression-Era Dreamland |
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| 60 | Review: Vengeance Is Fast and Brutal in Bloodroots |
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| 61 | Review: The Loop: The 'L' Tracks That Shaped and Saved Chicago, by Patrick T. Reardon |
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| 62 | Review: Ella Fitzgerald's Perfect Voice in the Spotlight in Just One of Those Things |
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| 63 | The Complete (Chicago) Beer Course: California Common |
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| 64 | Review: Tohu's Weird Whimsical World Is a Mysterious Delight |
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| 65 | Preview: Per Aspera Aims to Put Players Among the Stars |
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| 66 | Review: A Good—Not Great—Horror Debut in Effectively Scary Come Play |
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| 67 | Comic-Con@Home Comes to Chicago (And Everywhere Else) Starting Today! |
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| 68 | Winter Museum Update March 2021 |
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| 69 | The Complete (Chicago) Beer Course: Kölsch |
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| 70 | Review: The Vigil Features a Night of Scares During a Sacred Ritual |
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| 71 | Review:Narita Boy Places Style Over Substance and Nails It |
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| 72 | Review: The Red Lantern Shines |
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| 73 | About Us |
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| 74 | Review: The Very Near Future—Midwest Futures, by Phil Christman |
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| 75 | Noteworthy Art Books of 2020 for Adults and Kids |
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| 76 | Review: Cedille Records Continues Excellence With New Releases |
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| 77 | Review: Encodya Squanders its Gorgeous Setting |
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| 78 | Review: The Devil All the Time Sees Deeply Southern Storylines Converge in Bursts of Brutality |
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| 79 | Review: As President in Suzerain You Make the Tough Choices |
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| 80 | Review: Despite a Promising Start, Murder Mystery The Silencing Fizzles Out |
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| 81 | Review: Dirt 5--Way Beyond Rally |
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| 82 | Third Coast Streamer Spotlight: Spark Tabor |
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| 83 | Preview: Cartel Tycoon: Get a Taste of the High Life by Mastering the Drug Trade |
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| 84 | Thanksgiving: Will You Be Serving the Traditional Turkey Dinner This Year? |
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| 85 | Review: Amnesia: Rebirth Delivers Spectacular Horror |
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| 86 | Review: Wind Peaks Is a Competent, Campy Hidden Object Romp |
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| 87 | Review: A Film About Assisted Suicide, Exit Plan Is Surprisingly Uplifting |
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| 88 | Review: Tenderfoot Tactics Features Unique Art, Great Tactical Gameplay |
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| 89 | Preview: Despite Initial Reviews Torchlight III is Not That Bad |
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| 90 | Review: A Sense of Place and History in Deeply Affecting Luxor |
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| 91 | Review: Worthy Feminism but Barely a Revolution in Predictable Misbehaviour |
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| 92 | Review: A Worthy Chronicle of Female Spies in WWII, A Call to Spy Tries to Do Too Much |
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| 93 | Preview: Hauma Is a Stylish Noir With Serious Potential |
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| 94 | Review: Olija Is Uniquely Beautiful, Mechanically Engaging |
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| 95 | Review: Waking is a Nightmare |
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| 96 | [PRESS RELEASE] 43 Chicago-area media host joint fundraiser May 12-June 11 |
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| 97 | Cyberattack Shuts Down U.S. Pipeline That Transports 45 Percent of East Coast Fuel |
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| 98 | Third Coast Streaming Spotlight: Super GG Radio |
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| 99 | Review: Neo Noir Chicken Police Is a Delight |
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| 100 | Review: The Survivalists Throws Monkeys into the Survival Mix |
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