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Heart of Stone (2023) Review: A Mission Impossible Clones That Quickly Runs Out Of Steam
When Netflix isn’t making horrible content that the majority of mainstream audiences reject on Mass, Netflix has turned into the home of a career second opportunity. When certain actors are not allowed to do what they want creatively with the major Studios such as Disney or Universal, the next move is to go to the Read more
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The Moon (2023) Review: A Space Adventure With Too Many Characters
South Korea has without question been the home of some of the best movies of the last 10 years but with that said not every film from the region is going to be a home run. A perfect example of this is the film The Moon. Many may remember the 2013 film ‘Gravity’ which saw Read more
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Vacation Friends 2: A Noticeable Step Down From The Original
Hollywood is at a tough time developing comedies that are actually funny for a multitude of reasons. The art of comedy is dead in modern Hollywood because they are too concerned about offending certain groups for anything to be considered funny in the first place. When Hollywood tries to be funny it’s always from a Read more
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The Equalizer 3 Review: Antoine Fuqua Takes The Franchise Back To It’s Roots
Believe it or not, Denzel Washington is almost 70 years old which means that his time for playing an action star is rapidly diminishing. The Equalizer was a film that came out in 2014 that took the cinematic world by storm by telling a story that has been told many times before but in an Read more
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The Bar Room Podcast #63 (Bob Barker & The Price Is Right)
This week on the Bar Room Podcast: We are throwing the script out the window and we are doing a tribute to the man, the myth, and the legend Bob Barker which will including watching a couple of the earlier episodes of The Price is Right dating back to the 1970s. We will also discuss Read more
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Bible Lens Podcast #7: The Whore Of Babylon…Jerusalem or The Roman Catholic Church
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, the group talks the identity of the whore of Babylon. Is it Jerusalem or is it the Roman Catholic Church? We will do a deep dive into the ideology of Preterism and Futurism. 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 Bar Room Podcast #62 (Tomi Lahren, Jennifer Aniston, Keke Palmer, Aylo, James Gunn)
This week on the Bar Room Podcast: Tomi Lahren is angry about Snow White weeks after defending the backlash against Barbie, Hollywood reports are complaining about women not speaking enough in movies, Keke Palmer teams with Usher to dunk on her ex-boyfriend, Pornhub’s parent company changes its name to Aylo to avoid being linked Read more
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Bible Lens Podcast #6: Is The ‘Dajjal’ The REAL Jesus Christ?
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, the group talks the identity of the Islamic Dajjal. Is the Dajjal actually the biblical Jesus Christ and is Islam preparing Muslims to go to war against the armies of Heaven in the final days? We will discuss how the Islamic view of the end times mirrors Read more
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The Bar Room Podcast #61 (James Gunn, Zachary Levi, Sydney Sweeney, The Marvels, Rachel Zegler)
This week on the Bar Room Podcast: Is James Gunn is lying sack of crap who is misleading everyone about the future of DC? Rachel Zegler Says Prince Stalked Snow White In Original Film, Reveals Live-Action Version Is “Really Not About The Love Story At All”, Sydney Sweeney Is Not Concerned About Erotic Aspects Read more
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Bible Lens Podcast #5: The Islamic Anti-Christ & False Prophet (The Mahdi & Isa Masih)
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, the group talks the identity of the biblical Anti-Christ and False Prophet, have this figures already been revealed to us? We will discuss how the Islamic view of the end times mirrors the bible’s telling of Revelation. Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Also, Follow Us Read more
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Blue Beetle Review: Beetle’s Stupid Family Ruins A 127 Minute Film
Everything about the DC Extended Universe has been a fundamental disaster from day one. When Zack Snyder was in charge of the show, multiple movies failed to perform up to its MCU bar-setting expectations. Even when DC put its most significant comicbook stars together in one movie for the 2016 ‘Justice League‘, the film was Read more
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The Bar Room Podcast #60 (James Gunn, Jamie Foxx, Orlando Magic, Marc Maron, Doja Cat)
This week on the Bar Room Podcast: DC fans are calling out James Gunn’s direction for the DCEU with Gal Gadot’s return, Jamie Foxx gets called antisemitic for saying “They”, Progressive NBA fans attack the Orlando Magic for giving money to Ron DeSantis, Marc Maron defends Barbie from conservatives, and Doja Cat is the Read more
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Bible Lens Podcast #4: The Rise of A.I. & Central Bank Digital Currency
This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, the group talks the recent push to utilize AI despite decades of warning against the dangers of AI has to humanity. Will AI and the Central Bank Digital Currency be used as the beast system in the end days? Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Read more
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Ransomed (2023) Review: The Korean Window Of Middle Eastern Conflict
It is always interesting as an American to watch another country’s perspective on the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict. In the last few years, we have seen a dramatic increase in films from South Korea that has explored conflicts between Koreans and Middle Easterners. In 2021, the film ‘Escape from Mogadishu’ explored South Korea and North Read more
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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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