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Jordan Chodorow reviews movies on a scale of zero to four stars. Find reviews of all the latest releases here, along with a searchable database of all reviews from January 2012 to today.

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Tuesday, July 31, 2018

All Summers End, Who We Are Now, American Animals, On Chesil Beach, Hearts Beat Loud, Won't You Be My Neighbor?, A Kid Like Jake, Nancy, Ocean's Eight, Bernard and Huey, Saving Brinton, Vivienne Westwood: Punk Icon Activist, Tag

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Vivienne Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist



Saving Brinton



Bernard and Huey



Ocean's Eight



Nancy



A Kid Like Jake



Won't You Be My Neighbor?



Hearts Beat Loud



On Chesil Beach



American Animals



Who We Are Now




All Summers End




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Jordan Chodorow
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Jordan Chodorow is a tax attorney in Los Angeles. He has been a professional film critic, a U.S. Open tennis umpire, a two-time national bridge champion, and a four-time California crossword champion. He enjoys attending concerts, Clippers and Kings games, theater, and of course movies with his boyfriend of seventeen years, Daniel.
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