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Shazam! Fury of the Gods Review: Death By Indifference
A film that was dead in the water before it was ever released. Warner Brothers have spent the last 10 years trying to catch up with the Marvel Cinematic Universe only to watch the overwhelming majority of their films flop at the box office before selling the company to Discovery. Last year, it was confirmed… Read more
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65 Review: A Barebones Sci-Fi Of Worldbuilding And Family
There’s been a lot of hype regarding the latest film from Sony entitled 65. A dinosaur movie with futuristic technology leads to a lot of interesting questions, but the film’s producers may not have had the best answers. Putting a twist on the idea of a ‘prehistoric Earth’, 65 opens with a small, technology advanced… Read more
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Scream VI Review: Progressive Storytelling And Woke Stupidity Leads To Dumb Predictability
Spoiler alert: The white people are the killers. If I’m Neve Campbell, I’m buying a lottery ticket today, because after watching Scream VI, I’m pretty sure being lowballed out of this cornball franchise is the best thing that could have ever happened to her career at this point. It’s been a year since the Scream… Read more
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Creed III Review: A Solid Film Full Of Logical Errors
The road to Creed III has been paved with questionable decisions along the way. The elephant in the room with MGM’s latest film in the Rocky spin-off series is the fact that Sylvester Stallone is nowhere to be seen. For the first time in this historic nine-film franchise, Stallone was not involved in the movie’s… Read more
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Champions (2023) Review: A Heart Warming Disney Channel Movie
A few weeks ago, on Saturday Night Live, Woody Harrelson angered left-wing progressives by making a mockery of big pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer and Moderna stating that they forced the entire world to take their drugs for massive profits. “So the movie goes like this, The biggest drug cartels in the world get together and… Read more
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Operation Fortune: Ruse de guerre Review: A Mid-Tier Guy Ritchie Saga
It was a few years ago I said that Guy Ritchie was one of the most Hit or Miss directors of the last couple of decades. This was coming off of the heels of the 2017 flop ‘King Arthur: Legend of the Sword’ which was yet another low point for his career. Every time Guy… Read more
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The Point Men (2023) Review: South Korean Jason Bourne Clone Is A Pretty Looking Thriller
A film based on the 2007 South Korean hostage crisis where 23 Catholic missionaries were kidnapped by the Taliban in exchange for 200 captured Taliban soldiers provides an interesting look at an international incident. From an American perspective, it is interesting to watch a film regarding the war in Afghanistan involving two countries that were… Read more
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80 For Brady Review: Tom Brady Challenges Lebron James For Worst Film Producer of All Time
Following in the footsteps of LeBron James, Tom Brady is also cosplaying as a Hollywood producer to produce one of the worst films of the year. ‘80 for Brady’ is a painfully unfunny sports film that only exists to stroke the ego of Tom Brady. Now that Tom Brady has finally retired for the second… Read more
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Jesus Revolution Review: A Welcoming But Empty Christian Drama
It felt like the 2010s was part of a Renaissance of Christian movies that managed to build strong storytelling with the word of God. Films such as Unplanned, Run The Race, Indivisible, and I Can Only Imagine created a strong portfolio for the Christian genre which changed the way the films were produced and received… Read more
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Cocaine Bear Review: All Hype, No Action
The film ‘Cocaine Bear’ is the closest thing that will have to car crash to TV in 2023. When everyone heard about the movie called ‘Cocaine Bear’ they were sold because they all liked the idea of a bear hyped up on cocaine slaughtering his victims with malice. It’s a simple idea and a simple… Read more
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Magic Mike’s Last Dance Review: A Broken Vision Of The Female Fantasy
It’s hard to tell if there was any hype for a third Magic Mike movie but the only reason why this film has anything of note is due to the behind-the-scenes drama that took place right at the beginning of filming. Thandiwe Newton was initially cast in the lead role along with Channing Tatum, However,… Read more
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Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania Review: Same Film, Different Name
The latest episode of the longest-running soap opera in cinematic history begins with Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) who has become a successful author in the aftermath of Endgame. Despite his success, Scott is still having issues connecting to his daughter Cassie (Kathryn Newton) who has become a social justice activist in San Francisco which has… Read more
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Knock at the Cabin Review: M. Night Shyamalan Drives Himself Back Into Hackville
For a moment, it seemed like M. Night Shyamalan had turned the corner of his failing career. When the director came out with 2016’s ‘Split’, for the first time in over a decade, fans were excited to see what the future would behold for the once-beloved director. Since then, it seems like we’re right back… Read more
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Plane (2023) Review: An Entertaining Throwback Action Thriller
It’s rare to get an action thriller in movie theaters that doesn’t have any strings attached. A movie that isn’t trying to push a female lead in the role of a man, a film that isn’t trying to push some woke lecture disguised as cinema, and a film that doesn’t stop the story mid-film to… Read more
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M3GAN Review: A Horror Sci-fi Handcuffed By Restraints
It’s that time of the year again when movies go to die, welcome to the month of January. Now that Oscar bait season is over, it’s time for movie studios to throw away the films that they didn’t have enough faith to put a massive marketing budget behind. January has historically been a graveyard for… Read more
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House Party (2023) Review: One Of The Worst Comedies Of All Time Featuring The Illuminati
A few months ago, I saw the trailer for the new remake of ‘House Party’ and I made the mistake of believing that this could be a good movie. I thought that if presented in the right way, this film could be a sleeper hit in the cinema graveyard known as the month of January.… Read more
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SocietyReviews Top 10 Best Films of 2022
2022 was a strong year for character-driven films even if most came from overseas. Watching over 125 movies this year we worth it after finding some of the hidden gems of the year. Now that I have dug through all the trash, we begin 2023 with the best films of 2022. Most people reading this… Read more
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SocietyReviews Top 10 Worst Films of 2022
Another year and another lineup of the year’s most abysmal film releases that Hollywood has to offer. 2022 was the year that woke progressive propaganda films crashed and burned at the box office. While Top Gun: Maverick dominated the box office, Hollywood’s 2022 film lineup included child grooming, LGBTQ overrepresentation, terrible sequels, feminist revisionism, and… Read more
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