The Mandalorian and Grogu Review
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Obsession Review
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Project Hail Mary Review
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Send Help Review
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Sundance 2026 Mini-Reviews (Part One)
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Top 5 Movie Stars That Need a Comeback
Though The Last Stand didn’t blow up the box office, it did show us that Arnold Schwarzenegger could once again handle a leading role and that he still has the level of camp he’s
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Star Trek Into Darkness review
It’s been 4 long years since Star Trek was rebooted. How does the sequel hold up? Does it still keep the excitement and fun of the 2009 movie or is it as bland as
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Top 5 Actors Who Will Always Be Villains
If you have ever looked at someone with a slightly sinister grimace and thought, “I’ll never trust that person.” You are not alone. Some people are born to look evil. There are more than
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The Great Gatsby review
As we begin the Summer movie season, one of the first surprises of the year is Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby. It was delayed from the holiday season last year, where it fit better.
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5 Ways that Tom Cruise can Improve his Image
Tom Cruise comes out with a new movie at least once a year. Currently, Oblivion is still in theaters and Jack Reacher is being released on BluRay. He is one of the world’s biggest
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Iron Man 3 review
No doubt you’ve already decided that you’re going to see Iron Man 3 this weekend. Let’s be honest, you have avoided the movie theater for four months. Now, as the Summer movie season officially
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Top 5 Undiagnosed Mental Illnesses in Film
With the release of Silver Linings Playbook on DVD/BluRay today, I couldn’t help but think of other movies where mental illness has been the focus of the story. Sure, there are obvious choices like
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Pain & Gain vs. The Big Wedding
As the rest of the world gets to enjoy Iron Man 3 this weekend, we are relegated to a cliche wedding comedy and a “low-budget” Michael Bay movie. It’s going to be very tough
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Top 5 Movies that Make Men Cry
I’ve always done my best to not cry during movies. I don’t really have a heart, it’s more of a cold chest cavity where my heart once was. Though there are times when a
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Oblivion review
The only major release this week is Oblivion, starring Tom Cruise. This post-apocalyptic sci-fi movie is beautiful, but your opinion of it all depends on how much you’re willing to forgive it for over-referencing
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