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Recalled Review: High On Emotion, Low On Coherentness
Soo-jin (Seo Yea-ji) is involved in an accident and loses her memory. She begins to see the future and as illusions start becoming reality, her confusing memories bring her face-to-face with a truth about her husband Ji-hoon (Kim Kang-woo). Read more
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Seobok (2021) Review: A Sci-Fi Devoid Of Emotion
Min Gi-heon (Gong Yoo) is an ex-agent of the intelligence agency, and Seo Bok (Park Bo-gum) is the first human clone created through stem cell cloning and genetic engineering. He possesses the secret for eternal life. Read more
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Cecily Strong’s “Funny” Clown Skit Is A Depressing Reality For Progressive Hollywood
Cecily Strong revealed that her appearance as “Goober,” a pro-abortion clown, on Saturday Night Live (SNL) last weekend was based on her own personal experience terminating a pregnancy in her early 20s. Read more
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No Time To Die Review: A Long Drawn Out Last Ride For Bond
“No Time To Die” doesn’t go out with a bang. Its 163-minute runtime requires some patience and strong wills to catch the few diamonds hiding in the film. Read more
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The Many Saints Of Newark Review: A Film Better Suited For A Series
“The Many Saints of Newark” is an intriguing idea, but there are too many flaws in a two-hour runtime to match the high bar that “The Soprano” series established. Read more
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Venom Let There Be Carnage Review: One Of The Dumbest Comic Movies Ever
“Venom: Let There Be Carnage” will go down as one of the biggest disasters of 2021. Read more
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The Guilty (2021) Review: An Exciting Exercise In ‘Less Is More’ Filmmaking
This is one of the top highlight films that you’ll see from Netflix from this year. Fans of Jake Gyllenhaal will definitely want to add this film to their watch queue. Read more
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Dear Evan Hansen Review: A Depressing Never-Ending Musical
Some things are better left on Broadway, and this is not a musical worth heading to theaters to experience. Read more
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Eternals Review: A Long Boring Lecture On Humanity…But It’s Diverse!
Marvel’s latest superhero epic lowers the bar for quality entertainment once again. Read more
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Cry Macho Review: The End Of The Road Is Near For Clint Eastwood
“Cry Macho” is one of the better films to be released on the HBO Max streaming service and an original film worthy of a watch. Read more
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Last Night In Soho Review: A Decent Film With An Horrible Ending
Last Night In Soho Throws A Massive Interception In The Final Minutes Dooming A Great Start Read more
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Copshop Review: A Crazy Fun Violent Experience
“Copshop” is a relentlessly entertaining shoot-’em-up film with B-movie style and charisma. Read more
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The Card Counter Review: A Exploration Of The Human Condition
While a stronger finish would have made “The Card Counter” one of 2021’s best films, it is still sound enough to get a strong recommendation for those looking for a quality flick this weekend. Read more
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The Last Duel Review: Damon & Affleck Destroy Their Story To Appease #MeToo
Just because “Game of Thrones” was one of the most popular television shows in the last decade doesn’t mean you should invest 100 million into a medieval drama about rape. Read more
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Halloween Kills Review: A Movie Of Complete Filler
Save your money and just wait until Halloween Ends comes out next year (yes, there is another one) because Halloween Kills is nothing but the 105 minute filler episode of the series. Read more
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Afterlife Of The Party Review: A Delightfully Charismatic Comedy
“Afterlife of the Party” stands out and is a true form of family entertainment that is rare not only for Netflix but movies in general. Read more
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Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings Review: Another Bland MCU Film
If you have seen one MCU film, you have seen them all, and “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” is no different from the rest. Read more
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