Category: Reviews
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Hartnett, Donoghue shine in TRAP
Saleka is given a lot of chances to shine acting-wise in this film but she comes across as an actress looking for her big break, not announcing her arrival.
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The original TWISTER disappoints in retrospect
A weak story, stereotypical script, questionable special effects and plenty of continuity errors, 1996’s TWISTER is nothing more than fun, adrenaline-packed eye candy.
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KILL just latest example of the “Extreme Action” genre
If you enjoy relentless killing and excessive action for the sake of relentless killing and excessive action, rush out and see KILL.
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AXEL F brings fun back to the BEVERLY HILLS COP franchise
I don’t know if Murphy did BEVERLY HILLS COP: AXEL F just to get a paycheck but I’m sure glad he did.
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INSIDE OUT 2 captures puberty perfectly
INSIDE OUT 2 is an admirable follow up, perfectly capturing the essence, rollercoaster and unpredictability of puberty.
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Original BAD BOYS still the benchmark
The only thing tha makes Bad Boys memorable is the chemistry between Smith and Lawrence.
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GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE redeems the franchise
Any young female actor could’ve played the role of Phoebe and been fine but Grace brought the character to the next level.
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Does MEAN GIRLS work as movie a musical?
We all love the original MEAN GIRLS — it’s a comedy classic — but does it work as a musical? It’s now streaming so we figured we’d dive into Tina Fey’s updated version. Does it work?
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DUNE: PART TWO is a feast for the eyes
Even if you’re not a fan of the sci-fi genre, DUNE: PART TWO effortlessly transports you to another place and time and, quite frankly, isn’t that the goal?
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Please Sony, stop doing making movies like MADAME WEB…
On this episode, we tackle the film that is MADAME WEB, starring Dakota Johnson, Sydney Sweeney, Celeste O’Connor, Isabela Merced, Tahar Rahim (kind of), Mike Epps (for like 47 total seconds), Emma Roberts and Adam Scott’s monotone acting choice. The Untitled Film Project Podcast is like hanging out with three of your best friends talking…
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