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Meg 2: The Trench Review: China’s Mega Monster Mediocrity
Monster movies are very popular in Asian territories. However, because China and Japan don’t have the friendliest International discourse, you can understand why China doesn’t want to replicate their own knock off of a Godzilla movie despite the fact that it will be well received in its country. When you can’t create a movie about… Read more
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Sympathy for the Devil (2023) Review: A Movie Too Good For VOD
For the last decade, Nicholas Cage has been associated with numerous VOD movies that he used to financially pull himself out of debt. To call RLJ Entertainment a mixed bag would be an understatement, for every good Nicholas film such as Mandy, you had other disappointing efforts such as the old way. Modern audiences are… Read more
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Oppenheimer Review: Christopher Nolan’s Finest Directed Film
They’re only a handful of filmmakers left in Hollywood that inspire actors to bring their A-game and Christopher Nolan is one of them. A short list of filmmakers who truly care about the film-going audience so when a new Christopher Nolan film comes out in theaters, people take notice because his proven track record almost… Read more
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All the World Is Sleeping Review: A Beautiful & Difficult Character Study
If you’re a fan of character study films, it seems like you have to wait a blue moon to get a film of this caliber, and even then it’s not guaranteed to be released in theaters. Because movies that focus on characters that are not known to the audiences are not the biggest box office… Read more
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Bible Lens Podcast #3: Aliens…Extraterrestrial or Demonic
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, the group talks the recent wave of “UFO sightings” and discussion. Have we finally made contact with alien lifeforms or are we being prepped to come in contact with something far more sinister? Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Also, Follow Us at Society-Reviews, YouTube, Twitter, Odysee, Rumble, and Twitch Read more
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The Bible Lens Podcast #2: The Compromise Of The Church
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, the group talks about the compromise of the church and how compromise in the church leads to weak bible teachings and false salvation. Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Also, Follow Us at Society-Reviews, YouTube, Twitter, Odysee, Rumble, and Twitch Read more
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Barbie (2023) Review: Greta Gerwig Subverts Families Into A Misandrist Adventure
The rise of the #MeToo era was marketed as a time when women and men were finally going to achieve true equality that according to feminists had an existed yet. After the last several years, it’s become obvious that equality was simply a code word for payback. Ever since Hollywood heavyweight Harvey Weinstein was ousted… Read more
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Bible Lens Podcast #1: The Popularity Of Witchcraft | Society Reviews
In the first episode of The Bible Lens, the group talks about the rise of Witchcraft in the realm of the entertainment industry and why these dangerous practices are leading millions to destruction. Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Also, Follow Us at Society-Reviews, YouTube, Twitter, Odysee, Rumble, and Twitch Read more
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Sound of Freedom Review: The Most Powerful Movie The Media Tried To Bury & Discredit
The Walt Disney Company has flushed a lot of crap into movie theaters over the last several years but the one film that they didn’t want you to see was ‘Sound of Freedom.’ ‘Sound of Freedom’ is a movie initially shot in 2018 under 20th Century Fox but after Disney finalized the purchase of the… Read more
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Joy Ride Review: Seth Rogen Proves He’s The Uwe Boll Of Comedy
If there’s one name in Hollywood who’s become ole reliable for cinematic degeneracy, its Seth Rogen. Taylor Sheridan may be the best screenwriter in Hollywood right now but Seth Rogen is the worst film producer in Hollywood today. Rogen cannot create a film outside of sex, drugs, and nauseating progressive lectures. If Seth Rogen is… Read more
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The Childe Review: A John Wick Style Adventure
It’s safe to say that John Wick has become the cinematic standard for action movies over the last 10 years. However, the last two John Wick films have proven that this film has begun to overstay its welcome rather than bring cinematic Joy, the truth can’t be denied that the franchise has been propped up… Read more
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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny Review: Disney’s Deconstruction Of Another Hero
Everything Lucasfilm touches dies. In the course of 10 short years, Lucasfilm has taken two of the most recognizable franchises in the history of Cinema “Star Wars” and “Indiana Jones” and has run those brands into the ground. There’s only one person to blame for the last 11 years, Kathleen Kennedy. After making the radical… Read more
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Extraction 2 Review: Netflix Fumbles A Franchise Trying To Create A Cinematic Universe
2020’s Netflix film ‘Extraction’ was one of the biggest hits in a cinematic year ripped to shreds thanks to the pandemic. Chris Hemsworth has been in some awful films, while his name has been attached to big projects such as ‘Thor’, ‘Men in Black’, and ‘Ghostbusters (2016)’; the quality of those films are awful. The… Read more
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The Flash Review: Mediocrity Can’t Save Warner Bros From Their Ezra Miller Problem
New Warner Bros, same as the old Warner Brothers. Ezra Miller has turned into a menace to society over the last several years. Miller, who conveniently identifies as non-binary, has that incidents in several countries such as choking a woman, harassing a couple in Hawaii, throwing a chair at another woman’s head, grooming people into… Read more
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The Blackening Review: A Movie Crafted By The Racial Hatred From Black Twitter
If the 2004 film ‘Soul Plane’ came out in the year 2023, I am convinced that movie critics would lie and tell you that it is a great movie out of fear of being called a racist. This is the sad state of affairs that has become American discourse in the year 2023. It’s been… Read more
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Transformers Rise of the Beasts Review: A Two Hour CGI Snooze Fest
When it comes to the Transformers movies, we need to address the elephant in the room. Has there ever been a good Transformers movie? Now everyone’s going to be quick to say that the first one was pretty good but after 16 years, I doubt that film holds up as well many think. Others will… Read more
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Fast X Review: Jason Momoa’s Clown Show Prevents The Worst Film of 2023
At this point, you are either all in for more “Fast & Furious” movies or you have tapped out from watching superheroes with cars a long time ago. There is no in-between. Let’s not beat around the bush, The Fast and Furious saga is hands down the dumbest franchise in the history of Cinema. After… Read more
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Switch (2023) Review: A Wonderful Comedy That Puts Family Over Fame
For the longest time the life of an actor whether in America or South Korea was viewed as the Pinnacle of human desires. It’s not hard to understand the temptation that goes along with that lifestyle. Being one of the most famous people in the world has its upsides. The riches, the women, and the… Read more
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