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Together (2021) Review: A Brilliantly Cast Bare-Bones Movie
“Together” is simple storytelling and bare-bones filmmaking at its finest. Read more
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Candyman (2021) Review: Jordan Peele Turns ‘Gentrification’ Into The True Villain
“Candyman” is a 90-minute lecture on the evils of gentrification, not a horror film worthy of the original. Read more
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Reminiscence Review: A Boring Trip Down Memory Lane
“Reminiscence” continues Warner Bros.’ streak of flops this summer (“Mortal Kombat,” “Space Jam: A New Legacy”) with a film that is far duller than it should be. Read more
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The Night House Review: All Style And No Story
“The Night House” takes audiences on a good ride, but questionable character decisions along the way deter audiences from reaching its intended destination of being a solid, stylistic horror film. Read more
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The Protégé Review: A Film That Raises The Bar For Femme Fatale Movies
“The Protégé” isn’t a fresh new idea, but it is an extremely entertaining and downright fun action-thriller film. Read more
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Naked Singularity Review: A Movie With Too Many Subplots
“Naked Singularity” is 40 percent of an interesting movie, but until they find the remaining 60 percent, there isn’t anything here to recommend for viewers. Read more
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Don’t Breathe 2 Review: Brutally Entertaining But Morally Flawed
“Don’t Breathe 2” is still a strong enough horror film to be worthy of a recommendation, even if it lowers the bar that its predecessor set five years ago. Read more
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‘Free Guy’ Review: A Soulless And Smug Video Game
“Free Guy” doesn’t live up to the year’s worth of hype; there isn’t anything here that wasn’t done 100 times better in films such as “Ready Player One,” which is far more respectful to gamers. Read more
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‘Escape From Mogadishu’ Review: A Film That Raises The Bar For Multinational Political Thrillers
“Escape from Mogadishu” is an escape from tiring, repetitive, creatively bankrupt cinema and is a must-watch for those who yearn for what movies can still become. Read more
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The Suicide Squad Review: Major Improvements From The First Film
Just because this is a superhero film doesn’t mean “The Suicide Squad” is fit for the whole family. But if you leave your kids at home, there is plenty of brutal fun to be had. Read more
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The Green Knight Review: Visually Beautiful But Narratively Flawed
“The Green Knight” is a solid diversion from Hollywood’s repetitive cycle of cinema, but it isn’t without its flaws. Read more
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Jungle Cruise Review: The Great Boring Adventure
The best thing “Jungle Cruise” can offer for families is a good nap in the theaters for those who try to sit through two hours of uninspired adventure. Read more
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‘Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins’ Review: Snake Eyes In Name Only
Average moviegoers are going to have no problem enjoying “Snake Eyes” and will probably want to see more. G.I. Joe fans, on the other hand, will have a pretty tough pill to swallow by the time the credits roll. Read more
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Old Review: M. Night Shyamalan is Unintentionally Hilarious
“Old” is certainly a roller coaster film even by Shyamalan standards, but it dips too far into the realm of ridiculous to save itself in the third act. “Old” is a film that ages as poorly as wet bread Read more
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Midnight In The Switchgrass Review: Too Dry To Hit Paydirt
A decent performance from Fox comes in a film that is poorly written and feels as low-budget as it is. Read more
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Space Jam: A New Legacy Review: A Humorless, Emotionless Commercial For HBO Max
The first “Space Jam” film didn’t hold up well over time but “Space Jam: A New Legacy” fails to hold up the second the credits begin to roll, while offering nothing beyond what Jordan already did. Read more
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Gunpowder Milkshake Review: A Strong Start Marred By A Weak Finish
“Gunpowder Milkshake” is worthy of a watch, especially given Netflix’s track record with quality, but audiences will likely be split, as the story is anything but even. Read more
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‘Escape Room: Tournament Of Champions’ Review: An Empty Cash Grab
Audiences are better off waiting for the next film in this franchise or skipping it altogether. Much like “Tournament of Champions,” you will end up in the exact same place you began … despondent. Read more
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