Mystery

Curt Cook

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Glass Movie Review

January 18, 2019 Curt Cook

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Glass is M. Night Shyamalan’s latest edition to his ever growing repertoire of films and the conclusion story to the popular Unbreakable “saga”. The film we have been waiting 19 years for! Or two years depending on how you look at it… Glass takes us back to the fascinating character relationship between David Dunn (Bruce […]

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Feature

1.5

Happy Death Day: Movie Review

October 13, 2017 Jason MBrown

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In the nearly 25 years since the release of Groundhog Day, starring the incomparable Bill Murray, time loops have become a common movie device, for better or worse. That 1993 comedy employed the device so famously as to hijack the holiday after which it was named. When someone says “Groundhog Day,” the idea of reliving […]

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Drama

5.0

Mother! Movie Review

September 15, 2017 Eddie Lopez

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All film is subjective. It’s an obvious thing to say, but a film like Mother! should come attached with a reminder of this. Darren Aronosky’s latest directorial effort will likely be one of the most divisive films of the year. However, it is also one of 2017’s most daring and powerful films. Mother! is not […]

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Action

2.5

Atomic Blonde: Movie Review

July 28, 2017 Jason MBrown

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I really wanted to like this movie. A slick, stylish, and aggressive action/spy movie? That’s all I needed to hear. Atomic Blonde looked like something different, something new. Charlize Theron crushes as a Cold War super spy. The setting, Berlin in late 1989 with the wall on the brink of coming down, is clever and […]

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Drama

3.5

My Cousin Rachel: Movie Review

June 9, 2017 Raymundo Ortiz

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So going into My Cousin Rachel I was expecting a typical period piece where the plot was as predictable as the character development. I hadn’t really heard anything about this film up until watching it, doesn’t seem like it was highly publicized. What we end up getting is a piece that leaves you questioning the end. […]

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Feature

2.5

It Comes At Night: Movie Review

June 9, 2017 Jason MBrown

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It Comes at Night – a vague and ominous title befitting a movie that itself is vague and ominous. The title is great, if only it fit this movie, it would be even better. Set in a world reeling from a deadly pandemic, this movie’s danger isn’t the exclusive domain of the dark, so the […]

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Feature

4.5

Get Out Movie Review. Jordan Peele Directorial Debut

February 27, 2017 Jason MBrown

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Meeting your girlfriend’s family is scary. If you’re black and her family is white, I mean really white, that’s even scarier. Throw in the sneaking suspicion they might kill you and you’ve got yourself a horror movie. Social anxiety melts into straight-up fear in Get Out, the directorial debut from Jordan Peele, formerly of Key […]

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Drama

4.5

Inferno: Movie Review

October 28, 2016 Jason MBrown

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With apologies to die-hard Da Vinci Code fans (I’m assuming that’s a thing), Inferno was my introduction to the adventures of symbologist/professor Robert Langdon, played once again by Tom Hanks. This third installment in the Da Vinci Code franchise reunites Hanks and director Ron Howard ten years after the release of the original. I guess […]

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Drama

Gone Girl Movie Review. A Story By Gillian Flynn

October 3, 2014 Steve Hanning

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Gone Girl Movie Review – When I found out a few weeks back that I’d be reviewing Gone Girl, I immediately went out and read the book. From a reviewer’s perspective that hardly feels like the right call. For every fantastic adaptation of a book, like Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park, it feels like there are […]

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Comedy

Movie review Veronica Mars: Girl Detective starting Kristen Bell

March 14, 2014 Steve Hanning

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Veronica Mars movie review – There’s no point in lying about it. I’m something of a Veronica Martian. I enjoyed the original series immensely. I found the first season to be full of tight storytelling, compelling characters and razor sharp wit. And while the narrative became more fractured in the ensuing seasons, the complex character relations […]

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Drama

Le Passé / The Past

January 15, 2014 Natasha Paiva

Set in Paris, France The Past follows Ahmed, an Iranian man, returning to France to finalize his divorce from Marie (Bérénice Bejo), who he left four years prior. This film is entirely in French so be prepared for subtitles and accents. I’d first like to focus on the acting in this film, it was amazing […]

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