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The Rover Movie Review
“Australia. Ten Years After The Collapse.” That is all the information given and necessary for writer/director David Michôd‘s bleak dystopian future ...
22 Jump Street Movie Review
“The Koreans bought the church back, so we had to move across the street to 22 JUMP STREET.” Simple. Hilarious. Brilliant. A goofy little explanation not only...
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit Blu-ray Review
Author Tom Clancy wrote several successful espionage novels following military science storylines. Those in turn have transferred into a lucrative video game franchise an...
The Fault In Our Stars Movie Review
WIth cannula tubes in her nose and a portable oxygen tank by her side, we meet Hazel, a teen battling cancer for more than three years. To appease her parents she engages...
A Million Ways to Die in the West Movie Review
Comedies are a hard sell. As the most subjective genre, it’s nearly impossible to really rate or rank them as everyone has a different source that tickles their f...
Chef Movie Review
Buried among all the over-blown, big budget summer blockbuster films, is a tasty little nougat titled CHEF. Hopefully, the film gets enough traction to play at a theater ...
X-Men: Days of Future Past Movie Review
The X-Men universe has currently created seven movies to a mix bag of results, The Good – X2: X-MEN UNITED, The Bad – X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE, and The Ugly &...
Godzilla Movie Review
“Let them fight.” A line delivered by Dr. Ichiro Serizawa (Ken Watanabe) referring to a giant monster battle that may elicit cheers or jeers from audience mem...
Wichita Movie Review
Title: Wichita Director: Nicholas Barton Stars: Justin France, Karina Wolfe, Blake Webb The thin line of a barbed wire fence comes clearly into focus. As the camera follo...
The Grand Budapest Hotel Movie Review
Wes Anderson definitely has a unique perspective in filmmaking. His unusual style can be polarizing and THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL is surely one that will once again wow ...
