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Arrival Review
Director Denis Villeneuve has managed to become one of the top working directors today and also one of my favorites. From Incendies, Prisoners, Enemy and Sicario, he is on an amazing roll that should
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Doctor Strange vs Hacksaw Ridge
I imply you to heed the following warning – Cynicism and sarcasm are laced throughout one of the following reviews. Read at the risk of your own patience level. Don’t worry; the Hacksaw Ridge
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Inferno Review
Ron Howard and Tom Hanks have reunited to bring back yet another adaptation of Dan Brown’s works, first popularized by The DaVinci Code. Inferno is the third movie in the series, having skipped Brown’s
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Jack Reacher vs Ouija vs The Joneses
Jack Reacher: Never Go Back After surprising audiences with the 2012 sleeper hit, Tom Cruise has taken up the reins of Reacher again. He seems to be taking up random contracts, more for sport
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The Accountant Review
I can just imagine the conversations Matt Damon and Ben Affleck have on the phone. It probably goes a little bit like this – Damon: Hey Ben, I just watched the new season of
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The Girl on the Train vs Birth of a Nation
The Girl on the Train After the success of 2014’s Gone Girl, I was sure there would be a new wave of suspense novel adaptations flooding the big screen. Crime thrillers are constantly atop
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Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children vs Deepwater Horizon
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children After taking a break from the surreal with 2014’s Big Eyes, Tim Burton is back to the land of the bizarre with Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.
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The Magnificent Seven Review
The original Magnificent Seven is required viewing for every classic Western fan. That 1960 film was a remake of The Seven Samurai, which is also required viewing for anyone. It’s a classic tale that
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Blair Witch vs Bridget Jones Baby
1999 was a pivotal year for me. I graduated high school, had a great summer job and was on a path of self-discovery. My identity was already ruled by ‘90s punk, loud sarcasm and
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Sully Review
Clint Eastwood and Tom Hanks bring the true story of Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger to the big screen this weekend. It’s been a short seven years since The Miracle on the Hudson occurred. It doesn’t
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