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    At The Movie Buff, our critics try to be fair but aren’t afraid to tell it like it is. Our reviewers have one thing in common—they are all movie lovers with a passion for discovering not only blockbusters, but those hidden gems which you might have forgot existed. Patronizing movie theatres, video stores, Netflix,  Redbox, and even watching edited TV movies, our team will look anywhere to bring readers reviews.

    Below are some of our reviewing philosophies and styles each critic brings to the table:

    Abirbhab Maitra
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    Abirbhab Maitra is a lover of films and loves to write about them. Abirbhab endeavors to analyze films for their effect, and is open to any kind of healthy discussion on films. In addition, he is also an aspiring writer.25 Articles


    Rita Amer
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    Rita has been a cinephile since birth. Though she works a day job, her evenings and heart belong to celluloid (and video). Rita has a Masters in Dance and a Juris Doctor; but those accomplishments pale in comparison to sharing the best and worst of cinema with our readers. You can also follow Rita on her podcast, ‘Foibles,’ where she talks about film and literature.22 Articles


    Ailbhe Nah

    Ailbhe lives Cork, Ireland, and is a film graduate from Galway. Ailbhe is a lover of film, from Kurosawa to Tarantino and even the occasional Michael Bay movie. Ailbhe believes every film is innocent until proven guilty. Never judge a book by its cover and never judge a film by its trailer.20 Articles


    Kwame Obiri-Addai
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    Kwame is a lover of films, video games, anime, cartoons, comics and all things nerdy. He’s dangerously laid-back and always wearing headphones.16 Articles


    Dylan Bartlett
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    Dylan Bartlett is a lifestyle blogger from Philadelphia, writing about a range of topics on his site, www.justaregularguide.com. Follow him on Twitter @theregularguide for frequent updates on his work! 14 Articles


    Luke Carter
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    Luke is an actor/writer living in London. In his spare time he enjoys reading, writing, playing video games, and going to the gym. His favourite genre of film is sci-fi/fantasy, but will watch almost anything. He believes there is always something to enjoy or take away from a movie, whether it's the acting, cinematography, writing, musical score, or anything in between. Luke's all time favourite film series is "The Lord of the Rings.” Luke appreciates cinema because it educates, moves, and entertains you. He hopes to appear on the big screen himself sometime soon!14 Articles


    Miles Oliver

    Miles is an independent writer with a passion for psychology, news, and culture. He has lived and traveled all over the United States and continues to expand his awareness and experiences. When he is not writing or working, he is most likely mountain biking or kicking back with a cup of tea.14 Articles


    Nace DeSanders
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    Nace DeSanders (she/her/hers) is a semi-nomadic filmmaker from New York but you won’t often find her there! Nace loves all kinds of films but specializes in indie films by and/or about women! Information about projects can be found on her IMDb page, her website: nacedesanders.com, or her Instagram/Twitter: @nacedesanders.13 Articles


    Ryan Meyer
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    Ryan is a creative writer and lover of cinema. You can find him watching a movie that has Tom Hanks in it. Follow him on Twitter at @ryanlmeyer.13 Articles


    Stephanie Rosas

    Stephanie is a graduate from CSU Los Angeles and received her Bachelor’s Degree in Television, Film & Media. Though there isn’t enough time to watch every movie and TV show in the universe, she manages to find a way to watch as many as possible. When she’s not binge-watching something, she’s collecting nerdy memorabilia, writing, taking care of her baby sister, or cooking up new keto recipes for her family! She is an extreme believer in the quote "not all those who wander are lost".11 Articles


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