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The Girl on the Train Review: A Lackluster Performance From Emily Blunt
The best way I can describe The Girl on the Train is a great set up but poor execution. Read more
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Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children Review: The Eva Green Show
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children is a solid effort but is ultimately dragged down by its lack of narrative. Read more
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Deepwater Horizon Review: A Powerful Docbuster
Deepwater Horizon actually does an amazing job at relieving the real life story of hours leading up to this disaster. Read more
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The Magnificent Seven Review: Brutal, Funny, High Octane Action
Brutal, Funny, Entertaining, and filled with High Octane action, this film is another slamdunk in the genre of westerns. Read more
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Snowden Review: Thought-provoking Film About Legality vs Morality
Snowden is a very thought provoking film and is guaranteed to spark a national conversation of legality vs morality. Read more
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Digimon Tri Reunion Review: A Welcome Back Carter Moment For Digimon
Digimon Adventure Tri. Reunion is the jolt of adrenaline your Nostalgia driven hearts need and the story will have you hooked like it’s 1999 all over again. Read more
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Blair Witch Review: A Dry Sequel That No One Asked For
Did anyone know that there was a second Blair Witch film? (No seriously…I had no idea). Read more
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When the Bough Breaks Review: A Complete Cartoon
You know it’s a bad week for movies when two of the three major film releases are not screened for critics. Then both of them don’t have scores on Rotten Tomatoes the following Friday, and by Saturday both movies combine for a total score of 0% on Rotten Tomatoes on the day of this review. Read more
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Sully Review: A Painfully Dull Movie After Act 1
Sully is enjoyable but forgettable and stuffed with filler to pad a weak plot. Read more
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Morgan (2016) Review: A Total Waste of An Idea
While I thoroughly enjoyed the twist at the end, it wasn’t enough to save the overall stupidity with the film Read more
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No Manches Frida Review: A Sappy Yet Entertaining Mexican Comedy
I always wondered what it would be like to do a review completely in Spanish. Thanks to the wonders of Google Translate, now I can. Read more
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Mechanic Resurrection Review: A Piss Poor Use Of Jason Statham
Resurrection is a glorified 80s B movie without the cheese and corniness to make it enjoyable. Read more
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Hands of Stone Review: Who Thought This Movie Would Work??
Hands of Stone has a good story but tells it in a predictable and melodramatic way. Read more
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War Dogs Review: Directionless War Time Comedy
The most frustrating thing about War Dogs is that I can see the potential for a good film but it is just not in the right hands creatively. Read more
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Kubo and the Two Strings Review: A Wholesome Family Film
The team at Laika doesn’t go over the top with their animation but they succeed in capturing stunning set pieces that enhances their storytelling, emotionally capturing the audience. Read more
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Battle for Incheon Operation Chromite Review: An Entertaining Korean War Drama
Operation Chromite is a good recommendation for those who are fans of Asian Cinema and history buffs looking to experience the story of the unsung heroes, who sacrificed their lives in the forgotten war. Read more
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Sausage Party Review: Seth Rogen Screws Over Animation Crew To Make A Terrible Movie
Saying that I enjoy a Seth Rogen movie is like saying the Jews enjoyed their trip to Auschwitz but I’m Jewish, so I can make that joke and it’s not anti-Semitic right? Read more
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Hell or High Water Review: Taylor Sheridan Creates An Amazing Neo Western
Hell or High Water is one of the best films of the year and it’s really a shame that this won’t get the mainstream cognition that it deserves. Director David Mackenzie has put himself on the map with this crime thriller and Sheridan’s writing there isn’t much more you can ask for this film. Read more
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