Bob Mondello is a renowned film critic and journalist. He has written for various media outlets including NPR, Long Island Educational TV Council, and KRWG Public Media. With a focus on pop culture and film, Bob provides insightful reviews and analysis of the latest movies and trends in the industry.
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