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The Greatest Night In Pop Review- A Documentary That Brings Back Memories Of A Song Sung By Legends Of The Music Industry
I have seen the music video for “We Are the World” multiple times, and when I found out they were making a documentary about the making of the video, I was intrigued. And it got me even more intrigued after… Continue reading
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Spaceman Review- This Film Had A Few Redeeming Qualities But I’ve Seen Better Adam Sandler Films
Adam Sandler has had an up-and-down and down career since his film career started back in the 90s. He was a big hit when he was on SNL and used that notoriety to launch a successful film career. His films… Continue reading
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Avatar:The Last Airbender Review- A More Faithful Live-Action Adaptation That Could Win The Fans Over!
The original animated Avatar: The Last Airbender show premiered on Nickelodeon on February 21st, 2005 and concluded with its final episode on July 19th, 2008. Since then, it has become a huge phenomenon with its fanbase only growing bigger and… Continue reading
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The 96th Academy Awards Nominated Live Action Short Films Review
Live Action Shorts The After This film stars David Oyelowo, as a father who seems happily married to a little girl. A random gunman starts shooting people and kills his wife and child. This drives the man to despair and… Continue reading
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Players Review- A Rom-Com That Bends The Genre Into Something Much Better Than Expected
Rom-coms come in all shapes and sizes. In the case of Players, this is an odd way to do a rom-com. This story focuses on a group of friends who work for an online newspaper. They went to college together… Continue reading
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Orion And The Dark Review- Another Good Animated Film With A Solid Message
Dreamworks has created some of the biggest animated franchises in the last twenty years or so. The Shrek/Puss n Boots and the How to Train Your Dragon franchise have been nominated for many Academy Awards and have enthralled children and… Continue reading
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Good Grief Review- A Realistic Take, For The Most Part, On Loss By Levy And Company
Dan Levy has made a name for himself, if he already didn’t have a famous name as the son of legendary comedic actor Eugene Levy, for the Emmy-winning series Schitt’s Creek. Now he has branched out to write, direct, and… Continue reading
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Society of the Snow Review-A Remake of A Thirty Year Old Film Doesn’t Make It Any Less Impressive
About 30 years ago or so there was a film called Alive directed by Frank Marshall and written by John Patrick Shanley that came out about a Uruguayan rugby team that crashed and landed their plane in the Andes Mountains… Continue reading
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