Movie Reviews
Warfare Review: An immersive battle flick like no other
Posted 1 year ago
Review: Directors Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland’s Warfare is an immersive, realistic descent into the chaos of war
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The King of Kings Review: Oscar Isaac leads an all-star voice cast in this kid-friendly retelling of the life of Jesus
Posted 1 year ago
Pierce Brosnan, Uma Thurman, Forest Whitaker, Mark Hamill, and Ben Kingsley lend their vocal talents to this film based on a story by Charles Dickens.
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G20 Review: Viola Davis has her guns out in Prime Video’s formulaic action movie
Posted 1 year ago
Antony Starr, Anthony Anderson, and more co-star in this overstuffed and cliche action extravaganza.
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Drop Review: A slam-bang, contained thriller that hits all the right notes
Posted 1 year ago
Christopher Landon's Drop is a terrific thriller/ romance hybrid with the makings of a solid box office hit.
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The Amateur Review: The Next Jason Bourne?
Posted 1 year ago
James Hawes' The Amateur, starring Rami Malek, is a blast that could be the beginning of the next action-packed Bourne franchise.
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William Tell Review: A Historical Epic That Wanders Too Aimlessly
Posted 1 year ago
William Tell review: quite impressive on a technical front, the narrative of this historical epic just never manages to come together.
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The Friend Review: A gem that will make you laugh (and maybe make you cry)
Posted 1 year ago
Naomi Watts and Bill Murray shine in a film about dealing with grief and taking care of a heartbroken dog.
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Hell of a Summer Review
Posted 1 year ago
Finn Wolfhard and Billy Bryk's Hell of a Summer is an affectionate spoof of eighties slasher flicks, but it's ultimately pretty mild.
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Eric LaRue Review: Michael Shannon’s directorial debut is a Performance Powerhouse
Posted 1 year ago
PLOT: It tells the story of Janice, the mother of a teenager who shot and killed three of his classmates. REVIEW: Michael Shannon stepping behind the camera and making his directorial debut is exciting for those who love his acting...
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Freaky Tales Review: A gloriously 80s Kung-Fu action flick?
Posted 1 year ago
Freaky Tales is one wild ride, being perhaps the only Sundance movie in recent years to end in a kung-fu bloodbath. Suffice to say, we loved it.
