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Cars 3 vs 47 Meters Down
This weekend we have one of the most successful kids’ franchises of all time going up against my greatest fear since I was a kid. Cars 3 After a terrible second lap with Cars 2,
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The Mummy Review
Universal is looking to finally cash in on a 100 year old investment in an age where no movie can be complete without a trilogy or a shared universe. The classic Universal Monsters are part
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Wonder Woman Review
With every DC feature released, the internet tells us to expect the worst. I, a very small part of said internet, will tell you to largely disregard what any of us have to say. I
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales Review
It’s clear by now that I live in a universe with a skewed perspective. In this world, sequels exist only for a short time, but if they discredit the status of an original movie,
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King Arthur: Legend of the Sword Review
It’s strange to see director Guy Ritchie (Snatch, Lock Stock) take on a very medieval story like King Arthur and the knights of Camelot. However, this is the same director that made two quirky
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review
In 2014, the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie was released and surprised movie-going audiences with a fun movie about a wily group of rogues. It came out of nowhere and became one of
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The Lost City of Z Review
The Lost City of Z is a movie several decades out of its time. It’s a period drama based on the true story and book titled – The Lost City of Z: A Tale of
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The Fate of the Furious Review
I’ve been on a diet lately and all I can think about is food. So, you’re going to have to forgive me for the following review. I have spent two weeks looking at the
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Your Name vs Gifted
Don’t be alarmed. I’m still going to review The Fate of the Furious tomorrow, but I wanted to give attention to a few smaller films out in theaters now before we all turn our brains
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Going in Style Review
April will be a quiet month at the movies. It’s an anomaly this year because we just experienced a barrage of Spring blockbusters (Kong, Beauty and the Beast, Power Rangers, Logan) and once May hits, there
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