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Last Summer Review- A Forbidden Love Affair That Is A Difficult One To Watch
Forbidden love has been a topic that filmmakers have written and directed films about for decades now. Whether it be man on woman, woman on man, or even man on man, woman or woman, films about forbidden love have intrigued… Continue reading
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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Review- Even Eddie Murphy Can’t Save Another Repetitive Installment In This Tired Franchise
Eddie Murphy had a pretty good run of things in Hollywood after his stint on SNL. Films like 48 Hrs, Trading Places, and Coming to America made a huge star in the 80s. Beverly Hills Cop though was the gift… Continue reading
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MaXXXine Review- A Fantastic Conclusion To Ti West’s And Mia Goth’s Horror Trilogy
Ti West took the world by storm in 2022 with not one but 2 horror films starring Mia Goth. She played both Pearl and Maxine Minx, the title character of his latest film. The third is in this trilogy starring… Continue reading
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Despicable Me 4 Review- A Silly Series Of Random Events
By Nick Nitkowski Illumination and Universal Studios’ unexpected cash cow has pumped out another installment of the “Despicable Me” franchise with Number 4! With everyone’s favorite Minions doing crazy antics alongside their boss Gru, his wife Lucy, his adopted daughters… Continue reading
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Kill Review- An Action Packed Bloody Revenge Fueled Thriller That Doesn’t Disappoint
I’ve been a fan of films set in India for a while now. Sometimes, they are Bollywood movies, and other times, their films are made by Hollywood studios like Searchlight Studios and so forth. Monkey Man from Dev Patel was… Continue reading
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The Imaginary Review- A Decent Anime Film With Questionable Choices
By Nick Nitkowski “The Imaginary”, not to be confused with the horror movie “Imaginary” with the evil teddy bear, is a Netflix released anime film about a little girl named Amanda having make-believe adventures with her imaginary friend, a little… Continue reading
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Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1 Review- An Epic Western That Is Just The Beginning Of Something Even Greater In The Future
When you hear the phrase as American as apple pie or baseball I would add Westerns to that. Sure there are spaghetti westerns, Spanish Westerns, and Australian Westerns, but generally speaking Westerns are an American genre of film. With that… Continue reading
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Run Lola Run 25th Anniversary Review- Better Than You Remember
By Jacob Cameron Oprah Winfrey once said, “Running is the greatest metaphor for life, because you get out of it what you put into it.” In this case, the titular character of 1998’s Run Lola Run planned on living her… Continue reading
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