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Brolin and Janney Hold Up Sleeper Sci-Fi Flick The Dog Stars
Every filmmaker in Hollywood, must have got the assignment about apocalyptic content this summer. First Spielberg with Disclosure Day and now bringing up the rear is legendary director Ridley Scott,…
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Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Proves Being Unique Isn’t a Handicap
While extending some lengthy action sequences, the emotion coupled with the action and adventure was not lost on me making it one of the more enjoyable additions to the franchise.…
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CinemaCon Excites with Wicked Slates
In one of the most impressive (and my personal favorite) presentation Wicked turned Casear's Palace into colorful spectacle. Every attendee was given a faux tulip that lit up in an…
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Katilyn Dever Thrives and Survives in No One Will Save You
Alien films are not unusual, as seen by the likes of now classic films like "E.T.," "Alien Invasion" and, of course, "Alien." However, just like in the blockbuster take on…
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Agatha Christie’s A Haunting in Venice is Dark, Spooky and Intriguing
Serving as an travel ad for Venice, while simultaneously armed with masterful direction, production design, sets, costumes, makeup and fisheye lens cinematography giving wonderfully interesting visual aesthetics. A Haunting in…
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Harrison Ford Takes Last Ride in Indiana Jones and The Dial of Destiny
One can always expect danger, intrigue, a femme fatale-ish character, a young kid, an old friend and a clever solution to whatever predicament Jones has found himself faced with. What…
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White Men Can’t Jump is Hilarious, But Doesn’t Capture Magic of Original
White Men Can't Jump 2.0 is hilarious, it doesn't quite strike lightning like the original, but still equals to a fun evening with the fam kicking off the summer box…
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All the Star Power in Hollywood Can’t Save Amsterdam
Written and directed by David O. Russell and set in the ’30s, Amsterdam follows three friends who witness a murder, become suspects themselves, and uncover one of the most outrageous…
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Bob’s Burger Movie is Smart, Zan, Ugly Laugh, Summer Family Fun
Bouchard (along with co-director with Bernard Derriman) and Smith keep the integrity and vibe of the series while introducing a smorgasbord of supporting characters to fill out this crazy, yet…
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Ryan Reynolds is Hilarious in Video Gamer Infused Rom Com Free Guy
What is super cool about Free Guy is that we get to root for an NPC to find love and triumph instead of shooting then dead, which is a gamer…
