Lionsgate
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Now You See Me: NowYou Don’t Review – A Fun Third Installment Sure To Dazzle The Fans
By Nick Nitkowski It’s been nine years since the release of “Now You See Me 2”. Within that time, I had a feeling that the franchise had officially ended at 2 as so many franchises, unfortunately, often do. So, imagine… Continue reading
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Anniversary Review – This Film Puts A Mirror Up To Ourselves As A Country And It Doesn’t Look Pretty
I’m a fan of a good political thriller, but “Anniversary” is a political thriller that masks itself as a family drama first. That, to me, is an interesting concept. The director and writer Jan Komosa and Lori Rosene-Gambino pull the… Continue reading
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Good Fortune Review – A Hilarious Comedy About Income Inequality
By Nick Nitkowski This was a movie I wasn’t expecting at all. For a while, it seemed like Aziz Ansari was nowhere to be found for a long time. And then suddenly, out of nowhere, we get a brand-new movie… Continue reading
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The Long Walk Review – A Brilliant Morality Tale Enwrapped In A Dystopian Event
Stephen King has had many of his novels turned into big-budget motion pictures for decades now. Going all the way back to Carrie, his film adaptations have captured large audiences. As a kid, I remember the releases of The Shining,… Continue reading
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Americana Review – A Sweetheart Of A Story With Good Performances Across The Board From Hauser, Sweeney, And Halsey
More and more lately, there have been films with chapters or an anthology type story to them. The Life of Chuck was one that had the chapters out of order, Freaky Tales and Weapons are a couple of recent movies… Continue reading
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She Rides Shotgun Review – A Heatwarming Father Daughter Action Thriller Everyone Should Get Behind
I’m a big fan of films and television/streaming shows that have a storyline that revolves around a father daughter scenario. Or some kind of mentoring situation. Shows like The Last of Us, The Mandalorian, and a film like Leon, The… Continue reading
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Hurry Up Tomorrow Review – A Disjointed Concert Film That Lacks A Solid Plot And Continuity
I’ve seen my share of concert films or music centric movies revolving around a singer or band. Some of they are comedic in nature, and others like Hurry Up Tomorrow are more dramatic in nature. It may, in fact, have… Continue reading
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[FFF 2025] The Surfer Review – A Beautiful Film With An Important Message Wrapped In A Blanket Of Nicholas Cage Craziness
Nicholas Cage has gotten a reputation of being a wild man on screen these days. He’s taken a lot of recent roles that support that theory. Early on in his car, er he was a sympathetic lover, then he entered… Continue reading
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Freaky Tales Review – One Of The Biggest Surprises Of The Year So Far, It’s Pretty Freakin Awesome!
Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden are a pair of directors who have at least a half dozen films under their belt. They broke on the scene with the Ryan Gosling film Half Nelson and haven’t looked back. They’ve had good… Continue reading
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Den of Theives 2: Pantera Review- A Drudging Sequel That No One Asked For To A Film Very Few Even Remember
By Nick Nitkowski I was not one of the few who partook in seeing the first “Den of Thieves” movie in the theater. In fact, it took me a good long while after its home release before I got around… Continue reading
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