Johnny Oleksinski is an entertainment critic at the New York Post. Since 2018, he has been the leading voice on movies and theater, covering a wide range of topics including plays and musicals, the film industry, and entertainment news. Johnny's insights and critiques have been featured in various outlets including Cairns Post, News.com.au, and MSN.
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Johnny Oleksinski predominantly focuses on reviewing movies and covering entertainment news, with a specific focus on film reviews and the latest in the entertainment industry. He may be particularly interested in pitches that offer unique insights into upcoming films, interviews with actors or directors, or exclusive behind-the-scenes information related to the movie industry.
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By: Johnny Oleksinski
Yes, this is a huge concert — not a full production. It nonetheless manages to be as rousing as ever.
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Really, if a viewer doesn't know Bourdain from Pepin, “Tony” would play as a highly entertaining, heart-tugging and fictional boy-to-man vacation flick, like “The Way Way Back.”
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A spy — let’s call him the Master of Whisperers — who caught a preview in the UK this week was unimpressed.
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Too bad the set-up is also the funniest part of “One Night Only,” starring Callum Turner and Monica Barbaro.
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Call me old-fashioned, but didn't publicly exclaiming “I love Hitler” used to automatically disqualify people from receiving prestigious honors in Manhattan?
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Audiences have gone back to the movies this summer after several years of will-they-won't-they tension.
Many popular, hilarious favorites, noticeably in the 1990s and aughts, were smacked down as unsophisticated, stupid and gross upon release. You know, that old critical chestnut — “sophomoric.”
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Al Capone was “Public Enemy No. 1” and the notorious boss of the Chicago Outfit who was perhaps responsible for the St. Valentine's Day Massacre.
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Three years ago, the $70 million live-action/animation hybrid along the lines of “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?” was part of a trio of completed projects that were unceremoniously shelved and taken as a tax write-off by new Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav.
