Captain America: Brave New World Review
It’s been a rough road to for the new Captain America. This fourth movie in »
Sundance 2025 Mini-Reviews Part Two
The 10-day Sundance Film Festival has ended for the year and, like I say every »
Sundance 2025 Mini-Reviews Part One
It’s time once again for another Sundance Film Festival. When the festival is at its »
My Favorite Films of 2024
2024 may be viewed as a really weak year for movies. An absence of some »
Y2K Review
I’m about to give this movie more promotion just by writing this review and that »
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5 Comic Book Movies That Almost Were
In what may be non-news to normal functioning adults, Marvel Studios and director Edgar Wright have decided to go their separate ways. Wright had been attached to direct the phase 3 Marvel movie, Ant-Man,
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X-Men: Days of Future Past review
Imagine, if you will, that you moved into a new neighborhood. You quickly proved yourself as a great addition to the neighborhood and were seen as very respectful. Your new neighbors welcomed you with
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The 5 Most Dangerous Fictional Schools
Vampire Academy is out on DVD/Blu-ray today. It is just one more adaptation of the current young adult purge going on in Hollywood. It’s safe to say that Vampire Academy won’t be the next
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Godzilla review
Let me take you back to a simpler time. The year was 1998. Just 16 years ago, almost to this very day. Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler united in a romantic comedy, Johnny Depp
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5 Unhealthy Virtual Relationships in Movies
Her, starring Joaquin Phoenix and the husky voice of Scarlett Johansson, is out on DVD/Blu-ray today. In my original review, I described Her as a glum romance. Phoenix has the heavy task of carrying
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Neighbors review
In between two major blockbusters, Amazing Spider-Man last week and Godzilla next week, we have the gross-out comedy “Neighbors” starring Seth Rogen and Zac Efron and directed by Nick Stoller (Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Five
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5 Movie Stars Who Need A Career Reinvention on TV
I’ve often argued that TV series are becoming better than movies. The writing, production value and talent on TV has grown in quality in the past 10 years. More increasingly, current and former movie
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The Amazing Spider-Man 2 review
When Sony announced its Spider-Man reboot, fans were wary but were also looking for some character redemption after Spider-Man 3. Instead of Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield donned the spider tights. This movie series focused
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DC and Warner Brothers, You Need My Help
There is opposition in all things. Every brand/product needs its fans, but also its detractors. While these flame wars may not seem important to the casual consumer, these companies maintain fan base allegiance. This
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The Other Woman vs Brick Mansions
This weekend we get Paul Walker’s last completed movie in the parkour-heavy Brick Mansions. He takes on three blondes who are the victims of infidelity in The Other Woman. I’ll let you know if
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