Movie Reviews
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Power Ballad Review – “Once” Again, John Carney Shows How Music Connects Us All On Multiple Levels
By Dan Skip Allen John Carney is a director I’ve come to love over the years. He’s not as prolific a director as some, but when he makes a movie, it’s usually something I enjoy. As evident by his latest… Continue reading
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Pressure Review – Andrew Scott Shines In This Gripping WWII Drama
By Tyler Banark War is all about strategy and finding the right moments to strike! Historians and military personnel know this better than anyone else. However, it’s not just how to roll out certain platoons or coordinate where paratroopers dive… Continue reading
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LifeHack Review – A Movie That Will Make You Buy A VPN
By Jacob Cameron LifeHack is the latest film in the “screenlife” subgenre. This is a subgenre that has become popular in recent years. This particular film comes from the same producers as Searching and Missing. This is a film that… Continue reading
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The Currents Review – Another Stark Reminder That Women Have A Very Difficult Time, Working And Trying To Raise Children In Today’s Society
By Dan Skip Allen In recent years, there has been a topic in films that has popped up that is quite prevalent in society, so it makes sense that it would be a recurring topic in movies. That is post-partum… Continue reading
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The Mandalorian And Grogu Review – Exactly What I’ve Come To Expect From Favreau And Company Regarding These Characters
By Dan Skip Allen Disney launched their streaming service with a bang in 2019 with a new Star Wars series called “The Mandalorian “ it introduced a new character, Din Djarin, and his little buddy, Grigu, to audiences worldwide. The… Continue reading
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Erupcja Review – Short And Explosive
By Fiorela Gonzales Erupcja, the Polish film by director Pete Ohs, takes the meaning of erupcja – a sudden eruption – both literally and figuratively in this quick party girl melodrama that centers itself around two main characters and their… Continue reading
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Saccharine Review – A Good Idea With Not Alot Of Substance
By Jacob Cameron Saccharine is a new horror film that walks in the footsteps of movies like The Substance and It Follows. It is a film that takes aim at diet culture and what one will do to shed a… Continue reading
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The Wizard Of The Kremlin Review – Boring And Befuddlingly British
By Fiorela Gonzales The Wizard of the Kremlin is a French film based on an Italian novel of the same name, that chronicles the rise of Vladimir Putin with the help of his Rasputin-like advisor, Vadim Baranov, who are played… Continue reading
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Mortal Kombat II Review – A Fun Sequel That Successfully Tested Its Might
By Nick Nitkowski I feel as though everyone knows what “Mortal Kombat” is, right? Even if you never played the games, you know what it is. At the very least, you must have heard the theme called “Techno Syndrome” that… Continue reading
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Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour 3D Review – A Fun Concert Experience For Fans Of This Artist
By Nick Nitkowski Oh, my God! Concert tickets have gotten so expensive these days! Long gone are the days when the concert experience was somewhat affordable. With inflated prices and greedy ticket resellers/scalpers, it’s nearly impossible to see your favorite… Continue reading
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