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Before Parts Unknown, There Was Provincetown

Nobody has actually reviewed Tony yet. Rotten Tomatoes has a page and no score. There’s no wide critical consensus, no embargo lift, nothing but a trailer, a featurette, and one room full of chefs who got to see it early. So take this for what it is: a bet, not a verdict. But it’s an informed bet, and after two decades writing about the people this movie is trying to honor, I’ve got opinions.

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Retro Movie Review: Funny Girl (1968)

Few movie musicals blend big-stage glamour with real emotional depth as beautifully as Funny Girl. Directed by William Wyler, the 1968 classic follows the life of entertainer Fanny Brice, tracing her journey from an underestimated Brooklyn girl to a headlining star of the Ziegfeld Follies—all while exploring the complicated love story between Fanny and gambler Nicky Arnstein. IMDB Link.

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