Category: Reviews
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THE FORBIDDEN CITY a fun, adrenaline-filled ride
If you love the JOHN WICK series, you’ll love THE FORBIDDEN CITY.
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The Bride: A Masterpiece or The Worst Film Ever?
Gyllenhaal’s The Bride Is a Brain Attack You Won’t Want to Survive
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Protect yourself from seeing PROTECTOR
“PROTECTOR is what happens when you give an amateur filmmaker a Hollywood budget.”
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Elvis doc EPiC recovers to become truly epic
“Being able to witness Elvis’s joy brings the audience joy, and that’s the true hero of EPiC.”
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PWHL doc not to be missed
Good documentaries teach you something. Great documentaries prompt you to action. THE INAUGURAL SEASON OF THE PWHL makes you want the league in your city.
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GOAT better than expected
If you have a young athlete in your family, this is must-see as it has the potential to make a lasting impression and a lifelong memory for them.
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CRIME 101 outstanding example of caper genre
This is how you write a script. This is how you execute a caper. This is the quality of film we want in the theaters during the first part of the year. CRIME 101 is a winner.
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The Moment Lets Charli XCX Laugh at the Machine
Two things can be true at the same time. There’s no better way to describe pop sensation Charli XCX. She’s authentically underground and a commercially successful icon. That coexistence is on full display in her mockumentary The Moment from A24. The heavily meta movie follows Charli as she plays a heightened version of herself. She’s…
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Luc Besson’s DRACULA a great addition to vampire genre
SPOILER-FREE PLOT SUMMARYPrince Vladimir of Wallachia (played by Caleb Landry Jones) heads out to lead his people to victory in the war against the Ottomans. After the battle, he’s told by a servant that the caravan of his beloved wife, Elisabeta (Zoë Bleu), was attacked and she fled on horseback. He sets out to find…
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Momoa, Bautista lift up WRECKING CREW
“It’s a little longer than it needs to be and some of the action sequences (notably the fist fight between the two leads) are pure filler and feel more like obligations than story servers.”
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