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Bill Watters • 11/01/19
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“Terminator,” like “Alien” and “Halloween,” has been a storied franchise; a classic original and a highly regarded second installment, only to have its various follow-on sequels be far less successful. Now we’ve arrived at movie number 6 with “Terminator: Dark Fate,” and finally have something that can be looked on as a suitable successor to the […]
Mary Anne Butler • 10/26/19
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Yes, we thought we were done with Disney’s plans to reboot “Pirates of the Caribbean,” too but it would appear things are still full-sail. You may recall that as of last year, “Deadpool” screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick were on board for the task, but dropped out early in 2019. According to a report […]
Bill Watters • 10/25/19
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Let me open up by saying that “Countdown” is not by any stretch a bad film. It’s got some decent runs of jump scares as well as tension, however its PG-13 rating keeps it firmly rooted on the lighter side of the “blood and gore” rating’s fence. As a first time feature film outing by […]
Mary Anne Butler • 10/21/19
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At long last, during tonight’s Patriots vs Jets NFL game (with nearly nobody caring online about the score), Disney/LucasFilm dropped what is expected to be the final trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the final film in the venerable original nine installment arc of the Star Wars/Skywalker saga.
Bill Watters • 10/18/19
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When the first “Zombieland” shambled onto screens back in 2009, the cinematic and television landscapes weren’t quite so saturated with the legions of the living dead as they are now. That was so long ago that AMC’s “The Walking Dead” wouldn’t yet premiere for another year. Back then Zombie films weren’t rare, to be sure, […]
Jeremy K • 10/16/19
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The first Maleficent film was a huge hit, and with good reason. Featuring good performances from the two leads, an ok script, and pretty good effects, it took something we knew and gave it its own spin. Too much these days, people are taking Disney to task for their live-action films and “mailing them in”. […]
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