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6 years ago
“Zombieland: Double Tap” succeeds on one thing and one thing alone: the fact that it’s so much damn fun to see these characters again. This unoriginal and uninspired sequel to 2009’s cult zombie classic “Zombieland” may not be flush wi... Read the full review »
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6 years ago
I was an early adopter of “Breaking Bad,” arguably one of the best television series to ever exist, so you’d guess that I, along with other super fans, would be clamoring for more. That’s why “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie” may have... Read the full review »
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6 years ago
The saddest thing about the new animated version of “The Addams Family” is that it squanders nearly every last drop of potential. The creepy, kooky, mysterious, spooky, and ooky family is given the most disappointing of big screen treatments i... Read the full review »
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6 years ago
When it comes to the unnecessary sequel department, few major studios are able to wring out every last drop of a story or character more than Disney. “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” is more of a standalone film rather than part two to 2014’s... Read the full review »
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6 years ago
Taking a one-note idea and attempting to turn it into a feature length film, “Jexi” embraces the crazy girlfriend narrative and blends it into a warning about our dependence on technology. Think of it as a low-brow, crude, and much funnier par... Read the full review »
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6 years ago
When it comes to comedies, it’s never a good sign when the blooper reel at the end of the credits is the highlight of the film. Such is the case with “Between Two Ferns: The Movie,” a mostly unfunny, extended episode of the popular Funny or... Read the full review »
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6 years ago
I really don’t have much to say about “Brittany Runs a Marathon,” a generic, forgettable, feel-good inspirational movie that’s loosely based on a true story about an overweight and unhealthy young woman who decides to train to run the New... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
In the opening scene of “Judy,” a young Judy Garland (Darci Shaw) is preparing for her audition for what would become her most iconic movie role: that of Dorothy in “The Wizard of Oz.” She is scolded by the head of MGM Louis B. Meyer (Rich... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
DreamWorks is quietly becoming a leader in quality animation, and their latest film “Abominable” tallies up another checkmark in their “win” column. This imaginative, magical adventure teaches kindness, compassion, and helps make the world... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
“Downton Abbey,” the big screen continuation of the beloved PBS series that aired its finale four years ago, lacks a true cinematic feel. It looks like a stagey, small screen serial drama that’s been slapped in movie theaters to appease the... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
Screen adaptations of novels often feel overstuffed, too long, and drawn out, and “The Goldfinch” is no exception. Relentlessly and notoriously attacked by critics at the Toronto International Film Festival, you may already have preconceived n... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
Fourteen years after they last appeared in a movie, the Devil’s Rejects are (rather incredibly) back. Yes, they apparently survived the shootout at the end of “The Devil’s Rejects” and are now back on the big screen. In a special introduct... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
Just because a movie is female-centric and features a diverse cast doesn’t make it a masterpiece, but “Hustlers” is a pretty damn good feminist-angled critique of American capitalism. Based on the true story of a group savvy former strip clu... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
“Ad Astra” is one of the most cerebral sci-fi films I’ve ever seen. The original story from writer / director James Gray gives an intimate look at the emotional toll that comes from being just one man lost among the stars in the vastness of... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
Questions of identity, authority, allegations, and assumptions are raised in the suspenseful psychological drama, “Luce.” It’s best to go into this film knowing very little about the details and plot, because the surprises are not only revea... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
The big-hearted indie drama “The Peanut Butter Falcon” does just about everything right. Here is a sentimental, heartwarming journey that manages to stay out of the groan-and-eye-rolling territory due to its universal story, timeless feel, Sou... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
Folks love movies about killer sharks, and “47 Meters Down Uncaged,” the lame sequel to the 2017 moneymaker “47 Meters Down,” is as forgettable as they come. It’s the type of mild horror film that’s suitable for a 7th grade sleepover,... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
In the opening credits of “The Farewell,” the film claims it is “based on an actual lie” — and it is. The bulk of the events portrayed in the movie actually happened to writer / director Lulu Wang, which makes for a very personal (if alm... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
“Fight Club” meets “The Karate Kid” in the dark, savage, and absurd satire of toxic masculinity, “The Art of Self-Defense.” This movie is brimming with exactly the kind of offbeat, deadpan humor that I love. It’s the type of film tha... Read the full review »
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7 years ago
Seldom does a film have its pulse so firmly on its audience’s heartbeat than “Angel Has Fallen,” the unnecessary addition to the “Olympus Has Fallen” and “London Has Fallen” trilogy. This is a movie with an abundance of mediocrity, f... Read the full review »