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Bill Watters • 06/14/19
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Men in Black: International could nearly be billed as an alternate-reality version sequel to Thor: Ragnarok. Not only does it see Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson side by side as co-stars again, it’s filled with joke-quipping aliens to the extent that you start to really wish that Taika Waititi’s Korg would put in an appearance. […]
cyberspace steve • 06/05/19
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Many times, comics based on licensed properties fall flat. With Labyrinth: Coronation, that is not the case at all. This will surely catch the interest of any true Labyrinth fan.
Chris White • 03/22/19
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“Us” Movie Review – Another masterfully crafted thriller from the mind of Jordan Peele From Jordan Peele, director of the highly acclaimed horror film “Get Out” comes a fresh new spin on the home-invasion sub genre of horror thrillers. Then again, labeling it “home-invasion” would be a disservice to what it really is, and that’s […]
Mary Anne Butler • 03/05/19
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Think back to 2008 and the beginning of Marvel Studios’ fledgling Marvel Cinematic Universe. Iron Man had just released, and superhero films would never be the same. Shortly thereafter came Thor, Incredible Hulk (albeit there are always arguments as to whether or not to include it), and Captain America. Why are we talking about MCU […]
Chris White • 01/11/19
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Replicas Movie Review – A mostly great sci-fi concept that unfortunately lacks a focused vision or much needed dramatic pay-offs. Mad scientist, genetic cloning, robots, and neural imprinting… what could go wrong? The answer is pretty much everything. Keanu Reeves plays a scientist by the name of Will Foster attempting to transfer the consciousness of […]
Chris White • 01/04/19
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Escape Room is a PG-13 Saw film – lacking the moral guidance of jigsaw pulling the strings… or it’s signature twist endings. Here we go again… Six strangers find themselves in a locked room trapped in a deadly game orchestrated by a mysterious mastermind. Clues (and alot of keys) are laid out for them to […]
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