Movie Reviews
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Magazine Dreams Review – This Film Puts A Mirror Up To A Certain Subsection Of Society And It’s Not Very Good
By now I’m sure everyone is familiar with the scandal involving Jonathan Majors and the domestic abuse charges he was accused and found guilty of resulting in the loss of sponsor’s and various recurring roles he signed contracts for. Before… Continue reading
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O’Dessa Review – A Gorgeously Filmed Post-apocalyptic Love Story With Some Decent Music Thrown In For Good Measure
Futuristic worlds or post-apocalyptic versions of our world are not unfamiliar for filmmakers to make movies about in Hollywood. Going all the way back to Barbarella, Beastmaster and the Original Road Warrior writers/directors have had a fascination with telling stories… Continue reading
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Borderline Review – Another Bad Dark Comedy That Wastes One Of The Best Scream Queens Working Today, Samara Weaving
Dark comedy is a genre that is hard to master. Finding the perfect balance of humor and horror or whatever else you’re going for is not easy. It takes directors years to get it right. Jimmy Warden, the director of… Continue reading
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Opus Review – A Missed Opportunity For Green The Director For Wasting Edebiri And The Rest Of This Stellar Cast
Opus is a film written/directed by Mark Anthony Green. It premiered at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival. A lot of people were looking forward to it because of the stacked cast of great character actors who are in it and… Continue reading
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The Alto Knights Review – A Gangster Film For All The Fans Of This Genre And Great Robert DeNiro, Who Plays A Dual Role
It’s no news to anybody who knows me that Robert DeNiro is my favorite actor of all time. I usually give him and his films a pass most of the time. I can honestly say, though, that The Alto Knights… Continue reading
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Black Bag Review – A Slick Modern Take On A Spy Thriller From Auteur Director Steven Soderbergh
I’m a big fan of John Le Carre spy novels. They have the right blend of suspense and spy crafter. Specifically, Tinker, Taylor, Soldier Spy is my favorite of the lot. That was a great film as well. The latest… Continue reading
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The Electric State Review – An Entertaining And Funny Robot Apocalypse Story With Good Chemistry From Its Lead Actors, Brown, And Pratt
Joe and Anthony Russo are well known for their run as directors of some of the most popular films of all time in Captain America The Winter Soldier, and Civil War as well as Avengers: Infinity Gauntlet and Endgame. Ever… Continue reading
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Eephus Review – A One Of A Kind Gem You Rarely See These Days
I’m a huge baseball fan. I follow the Boston Red Sox to my detriment at some points in my life. Lately, they haven’t been good, but the previous 15 years, they were great. Winning 4 World Series titles. I’m also… Continue reading
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The Rule Of Jenny Pen Review – A Boring Mystery Thriller That Wastes The Talents Of Rush And Lithgow
I haven’t seen many films set in Australia or New Zealand, but I’ve seen a few here or there. The Rule of Jenny Pen is the latest from New Zealand. It’s also a Shudder release. With that comes a dark… Continue reading
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In The Lost Lands Review – A Non-Resident Evil Resident Evil Film
By: Jacob Cameron In the Lost Lands is the latest film from Paul W.S. Anderson. Anderson has the reputation of directing the Resident Evil series of films starring Milla Jovovich. While Anderson has directed other films, such as 1995’s Mortal… Continue reading
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