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Project Hail Mary Review
It’s been a few years since Andy Weir’s book, The Martian, was adapted to the big screen by Ridley Scott. That story showed us an isolated man in space that only had his thoughts
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Send Help Review
Anyone that knows me or is familiar with my movie preferences, knows that I have bizarre taste. I attribute a lot of that to Sam Raimi. I weirdly grew up watching Evil Dead 2:
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Sundance 2026 Mini-Reviews (Part One)
The final* Sundance Film Festival in Utah has begun and will soon say goodbye to the state where it was founded in 1981. It will officially move to Boulder, Colorado next year. It’s the
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My Favorite Movies of 2025
Sure, I’m a month late with this and we’d all like to put last year behind us where it belongs. However, I like closure and making my official favorites list gives me just that.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review
Seven months later we are getting a sequel to the long-awaited follow-up to the 28 Days/Weeks Later franchise. I’m still upset we never got the months movie we deserved. 28 Years Later arrived in
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Avatar: Fire and Ash Review
When I was a teen and the original Playstation finally provided super-realistic (for the time) video game cut scenes, I was so impressed that I’d show anyone that was unfortunate to come over. My
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Wicked: For Good Review
It’s been a year since Jon Chu’s Wicked adaptation hit the silver screen and honestly blew audiences away. The musical has long been an approachable production that theater kids and Utah moms have devoured
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The Running Man (2025) Review
I’m a product of the pop culture eras I’ve happily consumed. I was a kid during the 80s, but still got the benefit its movies with all their bravado and flair. Schwarzenegger flicks were
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Predator: Badlands Review
In 2019, Disney bought 20th Century Fox. It was a multi-billion dollar deal that would bring Fox’s properties and franchises to Disney’s new streaming channel and fully integrate the X-Men into the once-thriving MCU.
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Black Phone 2 Review
The Black Phone was released in 2021 and delivered a grimy 70s based kidnapper thriller that leaned a little into the supernatural. The story, originally written by Stephen King’s son, Joe Hill, was inventive
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