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At the end of it all, though well acted by Anna Kendrick and Stephen Merchant, we did feel like we were moved in some small way......moved back decades of progress in storytelling, and moved out the door the minute this mostly-failure was over...n... Read the full review »

This is not your typical comic book film. In fact, it's much more. There aren't huge set pieces or a ton of big CGI stunts. "Logan" is a much more intimate, deep, bare bones, stripped down kind of movie with hand-to-hand, close quarters fight scen... Read the full review »

"Paterson" is not a mass appeal type of movie and will likely appeal to anyone outside of Jim Jarmusch's existing fan base. The acting is solid and the story is decent, and director Jim Jarmusch manages to make an ordinary set of people seem a lit... Read the full review »

The characters in "Rings" are stupid, every twist and turn is stupid, and every single tiny bit of effective scares are recycled. On top of all of this, the pacing is atrociously slow... Read the full review »

Unfortunately, "The Comedian" is not a good movie as a whole and further signifies why De Niro has lost his mojo. The film is terribly paced as it often drags through parts, feeling like it's never going to end. There are some inexcusable choices... Read the full review »

"John Wick: Chapter Two" is a sequel that most certainly didn't disappoint us. It may be one of the best sequels out there as it is just as good as the original in every single way. Keanu Reeves has never been better, the action is some of the bes... Read the full review »

"NO! You're not putting those in my butt!" This quote is all you need to know about "Fifty Shades Darker"... Read the full review »

"The LEGO Batman Movie" is a complete and total blast, and we smiled most of the way through the film. It is utterly hilarious and has humor for both adults and kids alike. A+ for the cult classic "Gymkata" reference as well... Read the full review »

"A Cure for Wellness" is both beautiful and ugly, vapid and freaky all at the same time. This could be a great film for fans of psychological horror thriller, and one we think people will start to come around to as a cult classic in a decade (or e... Read the full review »

"Get Out" begins with a certain level of unease and never dips below it & only gets more intense as the moments click slowly by in a creepy and horrific fashion. It remains engaging through all the twists and turns...this is one of the first truly... Read the full review »

The best thing "The Great Wall" has going for it is the fantasy elements and gadgetry surrounding the wall itself, but this gets swept away by the feeble attempt at a big budget monster story with terrible looking monsters and bad performances... Read the full review »

To say "Fist Fight" is completely devoid of laughter would be a lie. There are two moments that genuinely made us laugh out loud, one of which is the climactic fist fight itself. Unfortunately, you have to sit through 75 minutes of unfunny crap to... Read the full review »

It was unfortunate this movie got broadsided with a trumped up controversy because the final product wasn't really worth the bad press, it could have accomplished this on its own with its tired story. Overall, this is a rather mediocre, super chee... Read the full review »

Frankly, "Silence" is just a little too unceasing a little too often to quite live up Scorsese's past offerings. Don't get us wrong, this is a good and technically proficient movie. Marty is clearly impassioned by this subject matter, but overall,... Read the full review »

We can't help but feel there is better, more engaging movie somewhere in the "Live By Night" footage that was left on the cutting room floor.... Read the full review »