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Patriots Day Review: A Satisfying Reflection on The Strength of Humanity
I can’t say that I enjoyed this movie as much as I enjoyed Deepwater Horizon but I’m not going to turn a blind eye to the work and the passion that went into bringing this story to life. Read more
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Collateral Beauty Review: Tackling The Topic Of Grief
Collateral Beauty is a damn fine film I wouldn’t be surprised to see award recognition in the coming weeks. Read more
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Office Christmas Party Review: Everything Wrong With Modern Hollywood “Comedies”
When the best part of your movie is Olivia Munn, you should have saved the 45 million dollars and did literally anything else. Read more
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Anonymous (Hacker) Review: A Cheap Cheap Waste Of Time
A young Ukrainian immigrant, who moved to Canada and somehow doesn’t have a Ukrainian or Canadian accent, gets super butthurt because the bank fired his mother for possibly legitimate reasons. Read more
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Incarnate Review: A Low Effort Horror Film
Incarnate is an interesting premise that would have better performed as a Netflix series instead of a feature-length film. Read more
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Rules Don’t Apply Review: It’s Time To Retire Grandpa
Rules Don’t Apply is a film that fails on just about every conceivable level. Read more
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Moana Review: Disney Finally Focuses On Family
There are a few elements that we have already seen in Disney movies in the past but Moana is surely not your typical Disney Princess film. Read more
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Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk Review: Jerry Jones Least Favorite Movie
Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk is a film I recommend if you have anyone in your life that is serving or has served in the military. Read more
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Bleed for This Review: So Much Better Than Hands Of Stone
The film isn’t the most historically accurate but it is authentic to the real life story of Vinny Pazienza’s road to redemption. Read more
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Almost Christmas Review: Eh, It’s Alright.
For those wondering if Almost Christmas is a hit or a miss, I say the movie hits enough to make it a good Christmas film, not one of the best but a good time regardless. Read more
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The Edge of Seventeen Review: A Humorous Take On Teenage Life in Small-Town America
It may not be Sixteen Candles but is it one of the best films in the genre this decade, maybe the last two. Read more
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Arrival Review: Muddy Narrative Mixed With A Confusing Plot
Arrival is muddy narrative mixed with a confusing plot dipped in some nice visuals. A film that tries to be too smart for its own good while making political undertones but can’t even cover its own plot holes to come to a satisfying conclusion. Amy Adams give a good emotional performance but honestly, she can only do… Read more
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Hacksaw Ridge Review: Brutal Yet Beautiful War Time Drama
Desmond T. Doss was the embodiment of a true American hero, and his story is one that deserves to be celebrated by generations of Americans. Read more
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Doctor Strange Review: Visually Creative With C. Robert Cargill
Doctor Strange gets an A for concept and visuals, but the story is essentially a Batman Begins origin with Magic added in the mix. Read more
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Inferno (2016) Review: No More Robert Langdon Films
You can only hope that this is the last you will ever have to see of Robert Langdon going forward. Read more
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Ouija Origin of Evil Review: Lulu Wilson’s Breakout As A Scream Queen
Ouija: Origin of Evil is a solid effort in the horror genre. While it isn’t the scariest film, there is great tension and story put into the movie to balance it out. Read more
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Keeping Up With the Joneses Review: Not Even Worth A Rental
All of the best gags in the film are shown in the trailer and there isn’t many of them. Read more
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