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Christopher Nolan Movies Ranked
It’s time to turn on the muted lighting and crank up the Hans Zimmer. We’re about to explore the filmography of the greatest living director, Christopher Nolan. Many readers may be surprised to know
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It Follows vs Get Hard
This weekend’s new releases bring us one of the year’s most acclaimed horror flicks and Will Ferrell doing what he does best – mediocrity. It Follows Something strange happened after I left the theater
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Insurgent Review
After taking a test that decides her fate and then choosing whatever fate she wanted, Tris Prior is back. Somehow, the dystopian casserole known as Divergent actually did well enough to warrant a sequel.
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The Movie I Told Myself I’d Never Watch
In order to understand my movie stubbornness, we have to take a trip back to December 1997. During the Christmas movie season of ’97, James Cameron’s Titanic took the world and box office by
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Run All Night Review
It’s time once again for Liam Neeson’s quarterly action movie. While an aging Neeson revitalized the older action star genre, which many others from Denzel Washington, Pierce Brosnan and others have followed, it’s still
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Cinderella Review
Last year, Disney attempted to revitalize old franchises by injecting them with a unhealthy dose of live action. That effort turned into Maleficent, which bastardized Sleeping Beauty. Seeing a movie from a different character’s
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Chappie Review
In 2009, Neil Blomkamp took moviegoers by storm with the original sci-fi movie, District 9. Love it or hate it, it presented a tale of science fiction that felt gritty and real. It also
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5 Professional Wrestlers Who Need Their Own Biopics
The movie, Foxcatcher, may have little to do with the world of professional wrestling, but it’s a grim look at a true story about an Olympic wrestler in training, his brother and a millionaire
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Focus Review
Will Smith was once had a formula for choosing the right role at the right time. Yet, sometime around 2008, when he worked on Hancock and 8 Pounds, he disappeared from the A-list for
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The DUFF Review
Something has to take down the dominating giant, 50 Shades of Grey. In its first weekend, it made far too much money. What we need now is a hero, something to make us forget
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