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Joker: Folie à Deux Review
Joker was released in 2019 to plenty of manufactured controversy. Many thought it would inspire violence and hate, but in truth it inspired whelming reactions of surprise that it was a better movie than
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The Wild Robot Review
Dreamworks needs to quit playing games with my heart. When they’re on, they make the best of the best films. Yet, some of their movies specifically targeted towards younger audiences, land with a thud.
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Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Review
It’s been 36 years since Beetlejuice was released to the world and became a part of several generations’ childhoods. Now, the powers that be have decided to dig up the corpse of this iconic
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Alien: Romulus Review
The Alien franchise has never really disappeared for long from movie screens. It’s surprising at just how long this series has lasted (and has been mostly good). However, I want to talk about a
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Deadpool and Wolverine Review
So much has happened since Deadpool last disgraced the silver screen. In the past 6 years, Disney bought Fox and its film franchises, finally giving them the chance to bring the X-Men and the
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Twisters Review
1996’s Twister is a movie that stands apart in its genre of 90s big budget disaster movies. Being released in the glut of Volcanoes and Deep Impacts, it rose above the rest and gave
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Review
It’s been nine years since we last visited Director George Miller’s post-apocalyptic wasteland. 2015’s Mad Max: Fury Road was a gift of special effects and stunt work. We, as moviegoers, became like the citizens
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Civil War Review
The marketing for Civil War has been so confusing to me. The trailer shows an alternate present-day Civil War happening here in the US, so I was already annoyed. I didn’t care to see
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Dune Part 2 Review
The world of movie blockbusters has changed. Audiences are becoming more intelligent and less inclined to shovel down simple paint-by-numbers flicks. What once were guaranteed money makers have recently become Hollywood’s biggest bombs. Audiences
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Argylle Review
We’re officially done with January, which is commonly known as the worst movie month of the year. Let’s not get too crazy, though. February is a close second, literally and metaphorically. Leading off this
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