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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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Tron: Ares Review
I feel bad for Tron as a franchise. The movies are so spread apart, that the hype and anticipation for each is too high. Tron: Legacy released 28 years after the first movie and
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Weapons Review
We have been blessed (there’s probably a better word for that) with some outstanding horror movies this year. Given the hot streak of Final Destination, Bring Her Back, and Together, the horror genre is
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The Naked Gun (2025) Review
Hollywood is constantly releasing movies that nobody asked for. In a world where live action remakes and legacy sequels run amok, somebody thought it would be a good idea to release a sequel/reboot of
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Superman (2025) Review
WB/DC is shooting for the moon with their relaunch of their cinematic universe with the oft-remade Superman. They are under a lot of pressure for this movie to be successful, which is probably why
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Jurassic World Rebirth Review
For a franchise about once-extinct species, the Jurassic movies just don’t seem to die. It could have something to do with each movie making a billion in the box office despite the varying quality.
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F1 The Movie Review
It’s weird to think about now, but the lead-up to Top Gun: Maverick was less than positive. It seemed like a far too late sequel and more proof that Hollywood was out of ideas
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How to Train Your Dragon Review
I don’t know who I am anymore. I’ve gone well over a decade spreading my campaign of hatred and dispassion over Disney live-action remakes of beloved animated masterpieces. With the exception of one film
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