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- By Loron Hays
Restraining teenagers in the classroom? I always knew education would come to this; teenagers already feel adults would like nothing better than to see them in chains. Leave it to the British then to combine high IQs with the zombie plague and create one of the best ...
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- By Loron Hays
There are few mainstream movies that leave me feeling inspired anymore. I can appreciate a good movie, for sure, but those magical films that leave me electrically charged or near tears are few and far between. La La Land is one of those rare films that somehow cuts ...
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The night has descended once again across Cineplexes everywhere with the arrival of the fifth entry in the ongoing Underworld series. The war between vampires and lycans is far from over. While Blood Wars won’t earn itself any new fans to the franchise, the gothic series makes for ...
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- By Loron Hays
Holy Sith! Rogue One is a hit. Stop reading, folks. March yourself to the theater, plop down your money, and go enjoy the first theatrically-released Star Wars spinoff. You will cheer, applaud, and pay to see it again and again. And, yes, it bumps right up against the beginning ...
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…in which writer/director James Gunn (Slithers) invites us to dance right alongside him to the deep cuts of the 1970s that he has playing on the turntable in his head AND heart. Can I get an amen! Our lovable ragtag gang of spaced invaders is back! ...
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How far would you go to break on through to the other side? That answer probably depends upon the situation and the person. All of which makes soaking in the sounds of A Dark Song so incredibly rewarding. It is easily on par with The Witch when it comes to mood ...
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- By Frank Wilkins
Though it took nearly 40 years, the Alien franchise has come full circle with the release of the latest chapter in the saga, Alien: Covenant, a film which picks up some ten years after 2014’s Prometheus and acts as a direct prequel to 1979’s original. That’s right, four decades after ...
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The magic in the kingdom is still there, mateys. Yo ho! Directed by Norwegians Joachim Rønning and Espen Sandberg (Kon-Tiki) and written by Jeff Nathanson, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales moves swiftly, energized by the new blood involved in the project. ...
Read more: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales - Blu-ray Review
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Fist Fight is the laziest and sloppiest “comedy” to come out of Hollywood in recent memory. Mean-spirited and brutal, the film simply kills any and every chance it has at successfully being funny thanks to the over-the-top violence it embraces as two unhinged teachers ...
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- By Christopher Symonds
Well, that’s more like it. Warner Bros. entry into a shared universe of super heroes on film has been a lot more miss than hit. I, admittedly a lifelong DC Comics’ reader, have grown tired of the comparisons made between Marvel’s output and everyone else’s ...
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Leave it to LEGO to get Batman right. Forget DC’s cinematic universe of disappointments, man, because at this point in the game all they have is Wonder Woman. Will Arnett’s vocal characterization of The Dark Knight is exactly what the stalled franchise needs after the two ...
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…in which Nietzsche, forever staring into that damned abyss, is proven right once again. It is us! It is us! ...
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As the undead do, Universal’s stable of legendary monsters rises from the cloak of darkness in the form of The Mummy, which is to be the first chapter in what the studio is calling the Dark Universe, its very own version of a cinematic franchise. Hey, Disney, Warner, and others ...
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- By Michelle Duy
Jackie Burke (Robert De Niro) has fallen on hard times lately. He used to star in a hit sitcom, at the height of his comedy career. But now he barely gets by, relying on occasional nostalgic comedy shows and loans from his exasperated brother (Danny DeVito). During one ...
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“Face it, Tiger. You just hit the jackpot.” It’s the line Mary Jane says to Peter Parker when, in the comic book, he first sets eyes on her. It’s sort of how I feel after watching this movie. We. Just. Hit. The. Jackpot. om Holland is the full package. He is both Peter Parker and Spider-Man ...
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