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It Comes at Night Review: A Filler Episode Of Walking Dead
When It comes down to it, It Comes At Night just feels like a filler episode of The Walking Dead and perhaps an episode of Talking Dead after the film would have answered more questions than the actual film did. Read more
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The Mummy (2017) Review: A Franchise Destroying Film
Hollywood is wondering why no one is going to the movie theater now and tickets sales are way down. This film answers that question because the only things they can seem to do now is Remake, Reboot, Sequel, complain about the President, and rip-off the idea of a Cinematic Universe nobody asked for in the… Read more
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Wonder Woman Review: A Film Worth The Years Of Worth
This is a damn fine movie, all the Reddit talk is just people projecting their own views into the film, it isn’t Feminist Propaganda and it’s not a film to be concerned about what image it gives to little girls. If you grew up reading comics while patiently waiting to see Wonder Woman on the… Read more
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Pirates of The Caribbean Dead Men Tell No Tales Review: Just An Ok Film
irates of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is a fine popcorn flick, there just isn’t much else I can say about it besides that. Read more
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Baywatch (2017) Review: A Sad Cash Grab
There is no way around it, Baywatch is amiss on almost every level. Rock’s likable charm can’t save this film and honestly, he’s much better in action films than trying to save BS comedies like this. Zac Efron has his name attached to another stinker, and I’m not sure any of the women actually won… Read more
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Alien Covenant Review: A Well Shot Thriller
The effects are great, the gore is well done, and those goddamn face huggers are still suckering people in long after they should know better. Alien: Covenant is a well-shot thriller for a franchise that is waiting for Young CGI Ripley to conclude Riley Scott’s work. Read more
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The Wall Review: An Intimate Cinematic Thriller
If you are looking for a storybook ending, you won’t get it here. Just like real war, there are no good/bad endings, it’s only survival vs death. The Wall is an intimate cinematic thriller that despite its small-scale is one of the best films so far this year. Read more
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Snatched Review: Argh…
As if I need to be any blunter, I think comedy and Amy Schumer needs to take a break, go on a vacation with Seth Rogen and forget to come back, maybe then we can get fewer movies like this and go back to making people laugh. Read more
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Everything, Everything Review: A Bad Story With Camera Tricks
I hope people actually living with this disease don’t really believe that this is how love and relationships in the real world work because they will be more disappointed than me scrolling through Amanda Stenberg’s Instagram page after the movie. Read more
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Their Finest Review: Educational & Enjoyable
Their Finest is a great war time film that is just as much educational as is enjoyable. Read more
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The Lost City of Z Review: A Film Full of Filler
The Lost City of Z does more right than it does wrong if it could only trim the fat of filler exposition, not only would it improve the pace but it would improve the overall quality of the film. Read more
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review: A Subpar Episode Of Marvel
If I did ½ star ratings, this film would be closer to a 2.5 because there is good here and you will probably still enjoy as a popcorn film. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 tries to score too many points on what people liked in the first movie but instead produces a mediocre sequel… Read more
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Sleight (2016) Review: Passable But Missed Opportunity
I wish the movie, expanded a little more with the ‘magical’ element of the story since it was the main selling point, it’s almost criminal they didn’t do more with it. As it is Sleight is a passable film that brings up the issue of surviving in a rough setting without giving you a good… Read more
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The Circle (2017) Review: A Terrible Film That Mirrors Our Terrible Reality
I’ve seen much better movies on this topic, but if you think this film isn’t realistic in the era of Instagram, Snapchat, Alexa, and WorldStarHipHop…you may want to take a closer look at current events…it may scare the crap out of you. Read more
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King Arthur Legend of the Sword Review: High On Effects, Low on Quality
When it comes to King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, the weakest part of the film is the writing. It feels like if they had spent more time polishing the writing and making the flow of the film work better this would be a much better movie. With that said, the movie is enjoyable its… Read more
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Phoenix Forgotten Review: A Pleasant Mockumentary
The film is pretty short, only 85 minutes. Normally this would get under my skin, but here the film doesn’t stretch itself too thin and remains effective. Phoenix Forgotten while not a top 10 film of 2017 is one of my favorite and most pleasant surprises of the year. Read more
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Unforgettable (2017) Review: Beating A Rotting Corpse
Unforgettable is what happens when you beat a dead horse and you aren’t even creative enough to use a different stick. Read more
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Free Fire Review: A Failed Tarantino Attempt
Free Fire fancies itself as a Tarantino-like film, but the film manages to fail to match every aspect of filmmaking that made Tarantino a success. If it wasn’t for a decent opening, I would rate this film much worse, as it is Free Fire is one of the worst examples of wasted potential in some… Read more
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