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Dreamworks needs to quit playing games with my heart. When they’re on, they make the »
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The Witch Review
The Witch debuted at Sundance 2015. It creeped out audiences and won a few awards, but has sadly been held off until over a year. However, as I learned, it’s better late than never.
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Deadpool Review
The year of superhero flicks starts early with Deadpool. This movie has been a long time coming, being in some form of development for 10 years. The character was first seen on film in
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Pride and Prejudice was first published in 1813. The novel is a clever commentary on class structure, upbringing and love. It had everything you could hope for in a romantic period novel…except for one
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Sundance 2016 Mini Reviews
Sundance has ended once again in another successful two week excursion of indie flicks. The big award winner, both in terms of audience and grand jury approval, was the revolutionary slave movie, Birth of
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The 5th Wave Review
I think I’ll put as much work into this review as the filmmakers did into the latest young adult novel adaptation. In The 5th Wave, Cassie (Chloe Moretz) recounts the events that brought on
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13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi Review
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The Forest Review
The first official movie of 2016 is The Forest starring Natalie Dormer (Game of Thrones, The Tudors, my dreams). A horror flick being released with little fanfare is something to worry about, as is
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My Most Anticipated Movies of 2016
I love the beginning of a new year. I’m almost guaranteed to not see a good movie for around three months, but there is the fun potential of what’s coming down the pipeline in
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My Favorite Movies of 2015
Earlier this week I posted my least favorite flicks of the year. I called it the worst movies list, because I truly believe they are the worst. However, I’m willing to be a little
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