Movie Reviews
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Memory Review- A Film With Grounded Themes & Solid Acting From Chastain and Sarsgaard
There have been a lot of different kinds of films that have focused on various illnesses or physical impairments. Alzheimer’s, lupus, and dementia are just a few of the debilitating diseases that have been featured in various connotations in movies.… Continue reading
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Ferrari Review- A Subpar Biopic About A Flawed Man And His Angry Wife
I’ve seen a few movies about car company owners in recent years. Last year, Lamborghini came out starring Frank Grillo, and a few years back. Ford V Ferrari was released. Now a more in-depth film about Enzo Ferrari is coming… Continue reading
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A Creature Was Stirring Review- A Holiday Creature Feature That Doesn’t Quite Work
The holiday season is usually one of joy and family bonding. There is a genre of films that focuses on the holidays. Including some classics like Christmas Vacation, A Christmas Story and It’s a Wonderful Life. There are also horror… Continue reading
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Migration Review- A Road Trip Movie That Hasn’t Been Done Quite Like This Before
Illumination Studios is famous for its Despicable Me and Minions franchises. Occasionally they have branched out to do animated films such as The Grinch the remake of the popular animated holiday classic. Sing and this mast April’s release of The… Continue reading
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Rebel Moon Pt 1: A Child of Fire Review- A Fasinating Premise Brought Vividly To Life By Zack Snyder
Rebel Moon Pt 1: A Child Of Fire is the latest film from divisive filmmaker Zack Snyder. He has made some of the best fan-friendly films over the last twenty or so years, such as 300, Watchmen, and Justice League… Continue reading
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The Family Plan Review- Mark Wahlberg Leads A Fun Family Road Trip Adventure
Mark Wahlberg has had a great career starting from his days as a musician known as Marky Mark with his band the Funky Bunch. He parlayed his meteoric fame into an underwear commercial pitchman for Calvin Klein. This allowed him… Continue reading
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The Boys In The Boat Review- An Inspiring Sports Film With An Amazing Score By Alexander Desplat
I’ve seen a lot of sports movies in my day. Most of them have been based on true stories or biopics. George Clooney has even directed one himself before, Leatherheads. The Boys In the Boat is his second sports film… Continue reading
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The Zone of Interest Review- A Mix Between Pleasantville and Downfall Doesn’t Do This Masterpiece Justice
I’ve seen a lot of films about World War II but rarely have they shown the stark reality of what life was truly like for members of the SS. The Zone of Interest is the first film about the Nazis… Continue reading
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