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Wonder Woman 1984 Review: If Only We Could Wish For A Better Movie
Gal Gadot’s charm can’t stop this failure from stinking up 2020. Read more
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Samjin Company English Class Review: Even The Name Of This Movie Is Too Long
In 1995, three female employees at Samjin Company who are given the opportunity to be promoted if they score at least 600 points at the TOEIC test enroll in English classes. One day, they notice that their company is involved in illegal business and start investigating. Read more
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Deliver Us from Evil (2020) Review: An High Octane Action Film With Brillant Storytelling
What happens when bad guys fight other bad guys? Who becomes the villain? Who becomes the hero? Read more
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Promising Young Woman Review: Progressive Storytelling KILLS Suspense
Progressive storytelling isn’t as nuanced as progressives believe it is. If you understand progressive ideology, these films become as predictable as they are insulting to their audience. Read more
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Monster Hunter Review: Maybe Someone In China Will Like This Movie
Monster Hunter makes the Pacific Rim movies look like a classic Godzilla film by comparison. Read more
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Black Box Review: A Satisfying Sci-Fi Puzzle Film
Black Box is a satisfying sci-fi film and while the horror isn’t as strong as it could be, the sound design and unsettling close ups makes up for the lack of dread. Read more
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Run (2020) Review: A Well Acted Mid-Tier Thriller
Run is a fun experience that is enjoyable but doesn’t surpass the level of mid tier thriller. Read more
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Nocturne Review: A Young Adult ‘Black Swan’ Stuck In The Wrong Genre
Nocturne is a mostly solid film but if it understood the basics of the genre they were aiming for, it would have been so much better. Read more
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Anti-Freedom British “Actress” Sophie Turner Continues To Lecture Those Beneath Her
If Sophie Turner hates freedom so much, she could always go back to the place where boots taste like beans on toast. Read more
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Hubie Halloween Review: For A Sandler Movie…It’s Fine
You either love Sandler or you don’t. , “Hubie Halloween” is more good Sandler than bad, and that is just fine for this seasonal comedy. Read more
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The Lovebirds Review: A Failure As A Rom & A Com
If your standard for comedy is higher than a third-grader’s, don’t waste your time. Read more
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The King of Staten Island: A Film That Dies With Its Protagonist
The King of Staten Island is about watching a 25 year old man finally grow up, but it takes a LONG time to get there. Read more
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All Day and a Night Review: No Sympathy For The Devil
Looks great for a Netflix film but the two hour runtime is too much for a film with no one to root for. Read more
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Bloodshot Review: The Last Stand Of A Dying Genre
While it might not be the jumpstart of a franchise, Bloodshot delivers much-needed simplicity and entertainment. Read more
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Spenser Confidential Review: Berg & Wahlberg Worst Film To Date
Spenser Confidential is the first film by the duo Peter Berg and Mark Wahlberg that is a certified misstep from start to finish. Read more
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The Last Thing He Wanted Review: An Incoherently Dull Political Thriller
This Anne Hathaway adventure wants to be an engaging political thriller, but it’s an incoherent mess. Read more
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Invisible Man Review: A Solid Thriller With Plotholes
The road to release for “The Invisible Man” hasn’t been smooth but the destination was worth it for Universal Pictures. Read more
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Downhill Review: The Adventures Of A Nagging White Woman
Downhill is the cinematic equivalent of a white woman going “but what about ME!!???” Read more
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