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The Snowman Review
In a weekend where Geostorm and Boo 2! are released, the screened (for critics) movie was The Snowman. This means the jury is still out on what is the worst new release of the
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The Foreigner vs Happy Death Day
It’s the middle of October and it’s time to celebrate one of the few horror flicks being released this month. But before we get to Happy Death Day, let’s start with… The Foreigner In
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American Made vs Battle of the Sexes
This weekend sees the release of Tom Cruise’s latest venture into the world of aviation with American Made. It takes on last week’s box office champ, Kingsman: The Golden Circle and the limited release,
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Kingsman: The Golden Circle Review
The first Kingsman movie was released three years ago and was a surprising sleeper hit. I was blown away by the level of camp that was introduced back into the spy genre without it
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American Assassin Review
American Assassin follows Mitch Rapp (Dylan O’Brien) a young man who, after a tragedy, thrusts himself into the the darkest underbelly of the world as he personally tries to take out terrorist warlords. He
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It Review
Hiya readers! It’s been a few weeks and I’ve missed you. After a cinematic drought the past three weeks, we are finally getting a new wide release worth talking about. The long-developed IT adaptation
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Annabelle: Creation Review
Annabelle has traveled a strange cinematic road. Originally, this scary story, and titular doll, was used as the introduction to 2013’s modern horror classic – The Conjuring. The movie was such a success, that
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The Dark Tower vs Detroit
In this weekend’s movies we get to see what once were flourishing worlds, turned into decayed versions of their former selves. The Dark Tower Let’s talk about world-building for a second. Novels have the
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Atomic Blonde Review
Atomic Blonde comes to us from the uncredited director of the first John Wick movie and the upcoming Deadpool 2. It’s based on the graphic novel, The Coldest City, and once again solidifies Charlize
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Dunkirk vs Valerian
Look around at how lucky we are to be alive right now! We have the 10th feature film from one of the most well-renowned modern directors and the spiritual successor to 1997’s The Fifth
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