Reviews
Run Away from The Greatest Beer Run Ever
In Farrelly’s political perspective, politics is something lighter, almost unimportant, and he goes to great lengths to purge real political gravity from his films.
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Don’t Miss Out on the Restored Version of Drunken Master II (The Legend of Drunken Master)
It’d be a mistake of a lifetime to miss out on quite possibly your only chance to ever see this film on the big screen.
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‘Cobra’ and Its Many Twists
Even with the subtitle to this review, I’m not sure it’s possible to be fully prepared for the sheer number…
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‘Seoul Vibe’: Takes Inspiration in ‘Extreme Job’ and ‘Baby Driver’
Unfortunately, Seoul Vibe’s action isn’t as slick as Baby Driver; nor is it as funny as Extreme Job.
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‘Poser’ Is a Bit of a Poser
Unfortunately, the directors give a little too much attention to the musicians themselves, resulting in some sub-par filmmaking
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‘Beast’ Just Shy of Canon
The most realistically rendered animals since 2019’s Lion King.
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‘Carter’ is a Visceral Trainwreck
Basically ‘The Bourne Identity’ meets ‘Hardcore Henry’ directed by a would-be Michael Bay
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‘Luck’ and the Unlucky Trend
The last three films I watched, in order, would be Bullet Train (2022), Final Destination (2000), and Luck (2022). By…
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Netflix’s First Blockbuster in ‘The Gray Man’
The word “blockbuster” etymologically comes from news reporting of the allied bombs rained on fascist Italy. They demolished entire blocks.…
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‘The Sea Beast’ doesn’t live up to its hype
In a society in which Minions: The Rise of Gru has taken over the youngest minds while simultaneously managing to somehow make…
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‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ and queer aesthetics
With a few daring visuals and innovative artistic references, writer-director Taika Waititi’s “Thor: Love and Thunder” merits more superlatives than…
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