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Mary Anne Butler • 03/27/18
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I have a lot to say about Ready Player One,  the film adaptation of Ernie Cline‘s book of the same title. The problem is- anything I say from a particular point of view will spoil the film, and I don’t want to do that.  Yet. This will be as spoiler free as I can make it, […]
Mary Anne Butler • 03/21/18
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Who doesn’t love giant robots and monsters fighting from the first Pacific Rim film? No one I want to be friends with, that’s for sure.  The highly anticipated sequel to the original Guillermo del Toro film has had some starts and stalls, but after a few pushbacks it finally is getting to theaters. Is it terrible?  Not really, […]
Mary Anne Butler • 03/14/18
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Right off the bat- know that the new Tomb Raider movie isn’t bad.  I’ve seen no shortage of terribly written fanboy criticism of the film- mostly dudes complaining that Oscar winner Alicia Vikander‘s breasts aren’t big enough to adequately play Lara Croft. Apparently there is a huge group of idiots who never realized this movie is the NEW […]
Mary Anne Butler • 03/07/18
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What you really want to know about Disney’s A Wrinkle In Time is if you should see it, right?  You most definitely should, because it’s a lovely film. It’s not going to be for everyone, but most films aren’t. Fans of the book will recognize many moments from the pages, and will perhaps enjoy it more than […]
Mary Anne Butler • 02/23/18
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Game Night was surprisingly fun and enjoyable.  I’m just gonna say that right away, because you readers know I generally don’t enjoy most of the modern comedy films I’ve seen the last year or two.  (Points to Fist Fight because that was a pile of crap.) You’ve seen the trailer for Game Night by now I’m assuming, which […]
Mary Anne Butler • 02/23/18
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It’s only February, but the film offerings this year have already been pretty great.  Annihilation is right up there, although it does fall a bit flat in the last act. From the mind of writer/director Alex Garland (Ex Machina, 28 Days Later) based on Jeff VanderMeer’s best-selling Southern Reach Trilogy, Annihilation is a strong entry into science fiction/horror.  […]
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