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Black Panther Wakanda Forever Review: A Tale Of Wakanda’s Boring Secondary Characters
2018’s Black Panther was described in the media as a cultural moment for black moviegoers as the first Marvel Cinematic Universe film to focus on a predominantly black cast. The House of Mouse was certain that they had a money making machine on their hands, scoring over 1.3 billion dollars worldwide. However, the unexpected sudden… Read more
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Terrifier 2 Review: A Small Budget Game Changer For Cinema
Terrifier 2 is a film that has found massive success driven almost exclusively on word of mouth. A film that only cost $250,000 to make is a modern day marvel of what can be pulled off with such a microbudget as compared to the shortfalls of films that showcase a quarter of a billion dollar… Read more
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The Bar Room #23 (Sylvester Stallone, Jimmy Kimmel, Kyrie Irving, Rick Caruso, Midterm Elections)
This week on the podcast, Sylvester Stallone complaining about the direction of the Rocky Franchise moving forward, The city of Los Angeles is turning on Democrats before the midterms, Brooklyn Nets Give Kyrie Irving Six Conditions to Meet Before Returning from Suspension, Jimmy Kimmel is everything that is wrong with late night television, and… Read more
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The Bar Room #22 (Henry Cavill, Letterboxd, Kyrie Irving, Bob Chapek, Elon Musk)
This week on the podcast, Henry Cavill quits Netflix’s “The Witcher due to creative differences, Letterboxd bans me for my review of Bros, the sports media are attacking Kyrie Irving again, Disney says they are too rich from “Get woke, go broke”, and Elon Musk is the new King of Twitter. Don’t forget… Read more
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The Bar Room #21 (Littlefeather, James Cameron, Ant Man 3, Billy Eichner, Harvey Weinstein)
This week on the podcast, Did Sacheen Littlefeather LIE about her native American ancestry for decades? James Cameron condemns Marvel and DC for presenting audiences with weak characters, Ant Man 3 introduces the next Avengers villian in Kang, Billy Eichner is STILL butthurt about his box office flop, and is Hollywood planning to award itself… Read more
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Old Man Review: Stephen Lang Carries An Amazing Barebones Character Driven Thriller
I was going to pass on this film initially due to the trailer looking like a cheap knockoff of 2016’s Don’t Breathe, even going as far as to cast Stephen Lang as the lead for the film…Boy was I wrong. It’s hard to see a scenario where ‘Old Man’ isn’t one of my top 10… Read more
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Emily the Criminal Review: Entitled Protagonist Robs Criminal Enterprise With A Taser
The problem with Hollywood’s recent pandemic of “unlikable female protagonists” isn’t the fact that they’re portraying an unlikable woman on screen. It’s the fact that Hollywood is portraying women on screen that they want to be liked but have personalities that can’t be sympathized with. The film ‘Emily the Criminal’ is a movie that tries… Read more
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The Greatest Beer Run Ever Review: Great Performance By Zac Efron Hurt By A Unbalanced Narrative
‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’ has three different stories happening simultaneously. On one hand, you have a quirky true story of a guy looking to support his troops by going into a Vietnam war zone in order to give them all beer. On the flip side, you have the story of a politically divided country… Read more
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Rosaline Review: I Tapped Out After Seven Minutes
There isn’t anything more to report, i’ve had enough of these 20th Century Fox Hulu movies. 1.5/5 Don’t forget to Subscribe for Updates. Also, Follow Us at Society-Reviews, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Odysee, Twitch, & Letterboxd. Read more
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X (2022) Review: A Better Slasher Film Than Character Study
Earlier this year, I watched a film called “Pearl” one of my top 10 best movies of 2022. A story about a crazy murderous psychopath growing up during the age of World War 1, is one of the best character studies to be released this year. It turns out that ‘Pearl’ was a prequel to… Read more
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Ticket to Paradise Review: The Best Rom Com Universal Pictures Will Release This Year
After watching the film ‘Bros’, I can go another thousand years without ever having to watch another romantic comedy ever again. Billy Eichner is so terrible, he ruined an entire genre of movies that I didn’t even care for it to begin with. But much like someone who’s too afraid to swim, you have to… Read more
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Halloween Ends Review: A Halloween Movie Without Michael Myers
Ladies and gentlemen, this is what we like to call a cinematic disaster. It seems like forever ago when Universal Pictures decided to reboot the Halloween franchise in order to bring back Jamie Lee Curtis to once again play the role of Laurie Strode. A franchise whose continuity is already being held together by spitting… Read more
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Black Adam Review: A Solid SuperHero Film In A Year Of Mediocracy
A film that is over 16 years in the making but not a film that audiences have been waiting 16 years to see. ‘Black Adam’ is a film that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has been attempting to make since 2006. Due to a legal battle between Marvel Comics over the name Captain Marvel, a movie… Read more
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The Bar Room #20 (She Hulk, G4, Bill Murray, Martin Scorsese, Amouranth)
This week on the podcast, She Hulk writers and actors admit the entire show was a f*** you to fans, G4 is officially dead just 10 months after their reboot thanks to Frosk, Hollywood seems like they are actively trying to cancel Bill Murray, Martin Scorsese railed against box office numbers during a recent appearance… Read more
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The Bar Room #19 (Kanye West, She Hulk, Hollywood, Brad Pitt, Marvel Comics)
This week on the podcast, Kanye West causes a left-wing meltdown and is now banned from social media, She-Hulk takes aim at YouTubers in their season finale, Warner Bros Discovery deals the first blow to “Diversity Quotas”, Angelina Jolie alleges that Brad Pitt beat her and their kids in 2016, and Scarlett Johansson hits the… Read more
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My Son Hunter Review: Looks Like A Film That Was Shot In 4 Weeks
The story of Hunter Biden is probably the most oppressed media story of the 21st Century. In the late stages of the 2020 United States presidential campaign, a news story by the New York Post was released stating that the son of the Democratic candidate for the president of the United States had a laptop… Read more
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Amsterdam (2022) Review: A Left-Wing Hollywood Lecture Soaked In Nihilism
With the American box office suffering from its lowest point since 9/11, David O. Russell’s film ‘Amsterdam’ had a prime opportunity to bring audiences back to the movie theaters for a film that flexes a big cast of quality actors…and Taylor Swift. However, much like a Denver Broncos running back, ‘Amsterdam’ fumbles a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity… Read more
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Blonde (2022) Review: A Beautiful And Brutal Of Marilyn Monroe’s Sad Live
Marilyn Monroe was a public figure who represented a lot of things to a lot of people. For many, Marilyn Monroe was an icon of the 1960s sexual revolution and a sex symbol of The Golden Age of Hollywood during the 1950s. Needless to say, however, Marilyn Monroe had a tragically tough life which led… Read more
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