Christopher Symonds
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Misery is just about this reviewer’s favorite Stephen King adaptation. Its director, Rob Reiner , was the only one entrusted with that adaptation because the author knew the director would adapt it we...
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The first time I heard the name Mike Mignola was after I received a set of his Topps comic adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula . As a lifelong comic reader, I’m ashamed to say I’d missed his...
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I don’t cry in movies. It’s just not my way. But I have to confess that twenty years ago, upon sitting down to watch Steven Speilberg ’s World War II magnum opus, the recreation of the Normandy invasi...
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Pixar never cease to surprise me. On the sole summary of one of their stories, I almost never get a sense of just how much I may fall in love with whatever they’re dishing out. Toy Story, The Incredib...
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Although this isn’t the first of Disney ’s attempts to redo their animated back catalogue, I think it had the hardest job. The mastery of motion capture technology and the sophistication that computer...
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For a very long time, I wished that First Blood had been a one and done deal. But it arrived in the 1982, and anything from the 80s onward that made the studios money would like get a sequel with a ro...
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Three years would pass before another go around with John Rambo and produce the most (at the time) violent action movie ever made. It marked a continued tonal shift of the character that had good inte...
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If the last couple of years have taught us anything it should be never underestimate Sylvester Stallone . He was mocked at the beginning of his career and brought us Rocky . His popularity waned in th...
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‘It’s a mad house! A mad house!’ So it felt to me finding the entire Planet of the Apes cinematic journey in this new mammoth sized 50th anniversary set in the mail. I’ll try to keep the review succin...
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We are so spoiled for choice in this day and age that sometimes brilliance and gold that should never be missed can get left in the wake of unending wave of stuff. In a world of remakes, amazing movie...
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The Shining is a revered story the world over, both in film and literature. Stanley Kubrick ’s movie infamously didn’t pass muster with author Stephen King back in 1980, so the author decided to make...
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With word trickling down a new Matrix entry is on the way that will include Neo ( Keanu Reeves ) and Trinity ( Carrie Anne Moss ), it feels timely to receive the 4K versions of the trilogy in the post...
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There are few directors out there that have the distinction of making sequels to hit films that not only reach the quality of the original, but surpass it. James Cameron is one of them. He is an auteu...
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Sylvester Stallone was infamously underrated and dismissed until he stormed the box office and got an Oscar nomination for Rocky . By 1982 he’d attained enough box office clout to name his next projec...
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Young Guns successfully entertained the 1988 box office to the tune of 45 million dollars. The film chose to focus on the revenge of Billy the Kid and the regulators on his employer’s killer and once...
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