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Pete’s Dragon vs Sausage Party
The two biggest releases of the weekend could not be more different. If you do care to see both, you’ll witness the strangest double feature ever. Pete’s Dragon Over the past two years, Disney
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Suicide Squad Review
I could write an entire article on the disparity of aggregate review sites, like Rotten Tomatoes, and how they don’t represent the voice of the fans, but there are enough articles out there to
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Jason Bourne Review
Jason Bourne’s retirement has been downright terrible. All he tried to do was leave Black Ops and ended up forgetting his identity. Since then, he dealt with a supremacy and ultimatum. Don’t worry, not
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Nerve Review
This summer is full of loud and unoriginal sequels and remakes. It’s actually nice when a semi-original movie flies under the radar, whether it be from little promotion or low hype. Nerve is the
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Star Trek Beyond vs Lights Out
Star Trek Beyond The revamped Star Trek franchise, which started in 2009, has gone through some interesting developments. Thankfully, it’s been a largely positive experience. I could never truly invest in the older movies.
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Ghostbusters 2016 Review
In September of 1986, Filmation premiered an animated version of the ‘70s live-action TV series, “The Ghost Busters.” Just five days after the release of that cartoon, DIC Enterprises, along with Dan Aykroyd and
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Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates Review
When the opening titles rolled up on this Zac Efron comedy, it claimed it was based on a true story. That begged me to see what true story this could possibly come from. It turns
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The BFG vs The Purge Election Year
The BFG The BFG, or Big Friendly Giant for clarification, is a near-direct adaptation of Roald Dahl’s 1982 children’s book. Steven Spielberg, who has previously worked in heavy CG with The Adventures of Tintin,
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Independence Day: Resurgence vs The Shallows vs Free State of Jones
Independence Day: Resurgence There was once a time when director Roland Emmerich was on top of the world. Strange, considering he loves destroying it so much. Soon after the success of Stargate, he directed
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Anton Yelchin: In Memoriam
It feels a bit odd to bring up celebrity deaths in the midst of shootings and terrorism. These celebrity deaths seem somewhat trivial in comparison to the harshness of reality. Yet, speaking for myself,
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