Tag: review
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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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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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Well… at least it was better than Aquaman 2
The writing is never top notch but, in the final 15 minutes, it’s almost as if they turned the script over to a middle schooler who won a contest to help pen a superhero screenplay.
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‘One Love’ Celebrates Marley’s Legacy, Despite Flashback Fumbles
One Love remains a commendable cinematic tribute to a cultural icon. For fans of Marley, this snapshot of his life is sure to resonate, earning it a solid 7 out of 10. Though flawed, One Love succeeds in capturing the essence of a man whose legacy continues to transcend time.
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ONE LOVE is the first great film of 2024
Think about how easy it would’ve been to screw up the lead role. Marley is universally adored, his music is universally loved and his message is universally needed. Those are massive shoes to fill but Ben-Adir does the unthinkable and is spectacular.
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Strong start can’t save ARGYLLE
Espionage author Elly Conway (played by Bryce Dallas Howard) has written five books about an Agent Argylle (Henry Cavill) who is trying to take down The Division and its Director (Bryan Cranston). When she decides to go home and see her mom (Catherine O’Hara) to brainstorm how the fifth book should end, she’s met on…
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