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Meh – This could have been much better. Unlike other critics, I don’t fault the retread attempt, but the execution was pretty uninspiring. Spidey flys around and kicks-butt, and you get to learn more about his character – but the story was overly cheesy and the plot-line contrived. Enjoy the b… |
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The Avengers do more than avenge. They dominate – the box office and Disney’s financial performance. More personally, they fulfill the hopes of fanboys everywhere, including older generations who don’t even know they are fanboys. Ever love a Marvel comic? Prepare to be fulfilled, fanboy….
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Super irony in a superpowered suit
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Too fairy-tale-ish to be bone-chilling scary, but Babadook does a good job with its story-line about a monster obsessed son of a single mom, who eventually herself is convinced of the evil her son sees. Plenty of edge-of-your-seat moments for the horror fan, but as mentioned, nothing blood curdl… |
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A great movie by Terry Gilliam, about time he dusted off his writting desk. |
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The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian takes place one year since the ending of The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe and is based off of the fourth book in C.S. Lewis’ epic series. The films are being released in a different order of the chronological order of the books. The Lion, The Witch, a… |
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Brandon Lee (Eric Draven) is brought back to life a year after he and his fiancée are brutally murdered. This action film uses the fantasy of reincarnation powered by revenge guided by a crow to get in plenty of action with a martial arts twist as the son of Bruce Lee dons a goth-Joker look and… |
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Literature hits the silver screen in this big budget movie that works as both romance and parable. More personal though less interesting than Forrest Gump, its closest cinematic relative, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button nonetheless deliv…
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“You never know what’s coming for...
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An great cinematic peice of art. I can’t ever remember seeing a movie where nearly every scene visually grabs you in addition to exhibiting great acting, direction, and storytelling. Most movies that try to be visually stunning fail to also have an engaging plot, but “The Fall” won’t dissapoint … |
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