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Hansan Rising Dragon Review: A Pure Spectacle Of A Film
Needless to say, I’m not an expert on 16th-century Korean War history, but if “Hansan: Rising Dragon” is anything close to what happened back in those days then perhaps I should be. In 2014, a film called “The Admiral: Roaring Currents” was released to be the first of a long trilogy by writer and director… Read more
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Special Delivery (2022) Review: A Straightforward ‘Baby Driver’ Action Crime Film
Our latest film from the region of South Korea is entitled “Special Delivery”, and I couldn’t help but feel that the filmmakers of this movie watched “Baby Driver” and got the inspiration to do their own spin. Blame Modern American Cinema for putting a stigma on action movies with a female lead. Because when Progressive… Read more
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The Gray Man Review: A MCU Style Film On Netflix
If you consider yourself a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, then you’re going to love this film because this movie has the MCU fingerprints written all over it. It starts with the screenwriters Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely, a duo that is known for their work on such films as “Captain America: The Winter… Read more
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Last Looks Review: A Decent Mystery That’s Missing A Piece
There aren’t many big-name big-budget movies coming out this summer that people are looking forward to. Unless you care about superhero movies, you’re pretty much out of luck until Avatar 2 comes out somewhere around Christmas. If big-name studios aren’t going to keep you entertained, look at some smaller-budget movies. It wasn’t that long ago when I… Read more
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No Exit (2022) Review: A Mystery Thriller That Always Keeps You Guessing
A lot of people ask me why I watch so many crappy movies? It’s not that I love watching crap films, it’s that I’m always searching for that needle in a haystack. Finding one good movie in a sea of other crap makes it worth it. That leads us to the Hulu film called “No… Read more
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Where The Crawdads Sing Review: A Film That Sacrifices Storytelling For ‘Inclusion’
The next couple of months for movie releases is going to be pretty rough because there’s nothing noteworthy coming out until the late fall of this year. Until then we have to put up with the leftover movies that Hollywood Studios are trying to release because they don’t want to compete with Thor: Love and… Read more
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The Killer (2022) Review: Just Leave Professional Hitmen Alone!
I couldn’t shake the feeling watching this film that there was something that was missing. With foreign movies, it is hard to tell if you’re watching a remake or sequel to something that already exists. There wasn’t much information about ‘The Killer: A Girl Who Deserves to Die’ before I saw the movie. While it… Read more
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Terror On The Prairie Review: A Strong Neo-Western & A Big First Step For Carano
Gina Carano is a former MMA fighter turned actor, who is beloved by pretty much everyone who she worked with including fans alike. There was just one little problem, Gina Carano was not a progressive leftist. Gina Carano was a conservative and that was a problem in Progressive Hollywood. Progressives began to turn on Gina… Read more
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2000 Mules Review: A Movie Preaching To The Choir
At this point, we all know what happened during the 2020 presidential election. the problem is that you’re not allowed to talk about what happened during the 2020 presidential election on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. 2am on Election night everyone went to bed thinking that Donald Trump is going to get re-elected president of… Read more
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Hot Seat Review: A Fun Low Budget Action Movie
After the recent revelation of Bruce Willis’s diagnosis, there’s been a lot of questions regarding low-budget movies and big-name stars. What seems to be a marketing technique is that a small-budget film that would not be seen in movie theaters is being sent to streaming services and Redbox services in order to make a buck.… Read more
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Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Review: A Solid Sequel With One Key Issue
Following the events of the last film, Sonic is back in the Pacific Northwest as he attempts to help people by fighting crime as a vigilante. However, his methods tend to make the situation far worse and put the public in more danger as a result. His friend Tom Wachowski (James Marsden) advises him to… Read more
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Father Stu Review: Mark Wahlberg’s Passion Project Is An Emotional Hit
To say Hollywood has a disdain for Christians is like saying Bills fans are not fond of Tom Brady. There is no better example of the discrepancy between critics and audience than looking at the Rotten Tomatoes score of any Christian film. You can’t expect those who believe that children aged 4-8 can be transgender… Read more
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Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe Review: The Dumbass Duo We All Need
Movies and television shows have gotten so awful now that whenever you hear there’s going to be a reboot or a remake of something that you actually liked your first reaction is to groan rather than celebrate. *cough* Cowboy Bebop *cough* When I first heard they were making a brand new Beavis and Butthead movie,… Read more
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The Bubble (2022) Review: Apatow Proves He Is Passed It As A Writer/Director
When Judd Apatow isn’t busy on Twitter yelling about Trump and Republicans, he’s busy writing and directing movies like this. The Bubble is a type of film that is better on paper than it is an execution. Let’s put a bunch of celebrities on a film set and put them in COVID regulations, that will… Read more
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The Princess (2022) Review: It’s Just As Bad As It Looks
When you watch the trailer for “The Princess”, you may think this movie is derivative feminist garbage that would never be released in movie theaters and you would be right. 22 year old Joey King, who’s probably about 5 ft 2 and 110 pounds soaking wet beating up on guys four times her size in… Read more
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Thor Love and Thunder Review: Thor Odinson Has Become A Laughing Stock
Marvel’s longest-running cinematic soap opera is here and two of the worst aspects of the Thor: The Dark World being Kat Dennings and Natalie Portman are back…Yay… “Thor: Love & Thunder” begins after the events of Avengers: Endgame. Thor (Chris Hemsworth) has gotten back into shape after getting fat in the events of the last… Read more
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Minions The Rise of Gru Review: A Soulless Billboard For A Theme Park
After Lightyear crashed and burned at the box office, all eyes were on Minions for supremacy in the popcorn flick for kids arena. After Disney decided to frontload all of their marketing on a Lesbian couple getting married and raising a child (presumably from the ether) and then watching Chris Evans call anyone who had… Read more
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Elvis (2022) Review: An Outstanding Performance Outweighs Clunky Writing And Tom Hanks
There is nothing more depressing than listening to music from the 1950s. Not because 50s music is bad, its because nothing exposes the societal rot of the United States of America more than looking at what was considered music 70 years ago versus what is considered music in 2022. From Ray Charles, Little Richard, Pasty… Read more
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