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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:

    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


    Adam Courtiff
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    Adam is a British film critic based out of Oklahoma City and member of the Oklahoma Film Critics Circle. His passion for movies was sparked from a young age when discovering the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy for the first time growing into today’s love for the art form. His favorite movie is "Scott Pilgrim vs the World."11 Articles


    Simon Stock
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    Simon is an aspiring writer and lifelong lover of film. While his ultimate passion is screenwriting, anything that melds his love of movies with his love of writing is right up his alley. Simon's favorite movie is “Inception," which sparked his desire to make movies himself. You can read more of Simon on his blog at: simonsaysfilm.blogspot.com.10 Articles


    Biljana Skopljak
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    Biljana's friends call her Nietzsche because she likes to break tables of values. Her film reviews are a part of her project "Case of Wagner," in which she combines philosophy, film and literary theory.9 Articles


    Erik Toth
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    Erik is a movie enthusiast from Izola, Slovenia. He has been writing reviews for more than ten years for radio, newspapers, and journals. Erik admits that he loves Hawaiian pizza.9 Articles


    Vishwajeet Deshmukh
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    Vishwajeet Deshmukh is a law student from Government Law College, Mumbai. He is a history and social sciences aficionado. He researches on minorities and media. His love for film stems from his interest in South Asian Bollywood and reading books about Indian culture and cinema.9 Articles


    Matt Swanson
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    Matt is an aerospace engineer during working hours. Outside of that, Matt spends a significant amount of his time watching movies, talking about movies, and writing about movies. When not working on rockets or thinking about movies, Matt is also periodically obsessed with theology, fitness, music, and literature.8 Articles


    Adriane Hernandez
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    Adriane is a lover of film, classic/modern rock, and the Buffalo Bills. Some of her favorite films include “The Matrix,” “Field of Dreams," and “Atonement.” She is determined to make time to write as being a Mom keeps her busy. Adriane is a SEO Manager/Assistant Editor for the site.8 Articles


    Taryn Flaherty
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    Taryn is a native New Yorker and avid movie-lover who cannot remember a time in her life where she wasn’t completely in awe of the beauty of cinema. With a Bachelor’s in Media Studies/Film, she is always recommending movies to her friends and family. You can check out her recommendations and mini reviews on her Instagram film blog, "Cinema’s Charm.”8 Articles


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