Movie Reviews

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Birds of Prey Review: Empty Theaters Paint Unfair Pictures

February 7, 2020

The news coverage had me worried I wouldn't enjoy this, that Warner Bros. was wasting time on Harley Quinn, and that I'd even be wasting my time. If not mediocre, I'd feel it was simply "okay," and just "okay."...

Review: ‘Come To Daddy’ Is Weirdly Fun With Elijah Wood

Allie Hanley

February 4, 2020

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Arriving in theaters and on-demand this weekend is film festival favorite Come To Daddy. The film stars Elijah Wood, who grounds this genre bender with an adept performance, which is far and away from his Fr...

Review: ‘The Rhythm Section’ Is Way Better Than The Title

Allie Hanley

January 31, 2020

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The Rhythm Section opening this weekend and starring Blake Lively has a dumb movie title. There isn't anything here about drums and music except maybe a beating heart. Nonetheless, the film is way better than m...

8.5

Review: Wonder Woman Bloodlines Makes Its Way to DC Universe

JB Augustine

January 28, 2020

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2019 Warner Bros. Animation release Wonder Woman: Bloodlines landed on DC Universe last week. It's trending there right now and it is apropos this entry in DC's new animated continuity finds a home and warm wel...

Review: Guy Ritchie’s Stylized ‘The Gentlemen’ Is A Guilty Pleasure

Allie Hanley

January 23, 2020

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Guy Ritchie's latest flick "The Gentlemen" is everything that put him on the map in 1998 with "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels." That's to say, his new film features a lot of characters, a fast moving stor...

Review: ‘Dolittle,’ Is It A Kid Movie That Adults Will Enjoy?

Allie Hanley

January 15, 2020

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"Dolittle" is being billed as an epic adventure starring Robert Downey Jr and what seems like most of Hollywood in voice acting roles as talking animals. Like most films of the genre "Dolittle" is targeted for ...

The Grudge Review: A Franchise Gurgling to Extinction

Chris Sawin

January 12, 2020

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There’s a weird history with The Grudge that deserves some explanation. Most probably remember the Sam Raimi produced and Sarah Michelle Gellar starring 2004 film, which was a remake of the original Japanese fi...

Review: Is Uncut Gems Adam Sandler’s Diamond in the Rough?

JB Augustine

January 8, 2020

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Uncut Gems is the newest offering from directing duo Josh and Benny Safdie (Good Time) and is one everyone is talking about because of Adam Sandler's unexpected turn. Sorting out my thoughts on this one, I admi...

1917 Review: Marching Through a Labyrinth of Death

Chris Sawin

January 6, 2020

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April 6, 1917, northern France during the First World War, British soldiers enjoy some much deserved down time. Lance Corporal Blake (Dean-Charles Chapman, Game of Thrones) and Lance Corporal Schofield (George ...

5.5

Review: 6 Underground is a Fast and Furious Mission Impossible for Deadpool’s Ryan Reynolds

JB Augustine

December 28, 2019

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How to sum up 6 Underground, Netflix’s latest offering, starring Ryan Reynolds? Things go boom, bullets fly amid impossible stunts, and there’s blood - lots of it. In a nutshell, all the Michael Bay action s...