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The Boss Review
Melissa McCarthy can be, at times, one of the funniest women in Hollywood. Her role in Paul Feig’s Bridesmaids introduced her to a wide audience and she has been on a box office roll ever
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Opinion
I bought my first comic book at the age of 12. It was a minor pivot in my life. I left behind my adolescent love for Saturday morning cartoons. He-Man and Transformers were old hat and I was
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The Divergent Series: Allegiant Review
The Divergent series was always billed to be “The Next Hunger Games.” As we saw that franchise conclude late last year, we can see how poorly that went. That may have been a possible goal
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10 Cloverfield Lane Review
Just over eight years ago, Cloverfield was released. It debuted just a few months after some of the best viral marketing ever seen for a movie (other than Blair Witch Project). The trailers teased what
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Zootopia vs London Has Fallen
Zootopia It’s rare to see a Disney animated movie so early in the year, but after clunkers like Norm of the North, the market is in need of a quality family movie. Thankfully, in
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Eddie the Eagle vs Gods of Egypt vs Triple 9
This weekend couldn’t offer three more different movies. We have one inspirational sports movie. Another is a shiny mythological fantasy. The third is an uber-violent look at criminals trying to buy their way out
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The Witch Review
The Witch debuted at Sundance 2015. It creeped out audiences and won a few awards, but has sadly been held off until over a year. However, as I learned, it’s better late than never.
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Deadpool Review
The year of superhero flicks starts early with Deadpool. This movie has been a long time coming, being in some form of development for 10 years. The character was first seen on film in
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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Review
Pride and Prejudice was first published in 1813. The novel is a clever commentary on class structure, upbringing and love. It had everything you could hope for in a romantic period novel…except for one
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Sundance 2016 Mini Reviews
Sundance has ended once again in another successful two week excursion of indie flicks. The big award winner, both in terms of audience and grand jury approval, was the revolutionary slave movie, Birth of
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