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The beloved children’s stories of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter have gotten their major big screen debut. Starring James Corden as the voice of the rambunctious Peter, Rose Byrne as Bea a painter who looks after and puts Peter’s family in he... Read the full review »

Director Rian Johnson took over the helm for this film and he made some choices that created a darker Star Wars film than we have seen. The film picks back up with the Resistance led by General Leia evacuating their base as the Empire attacks. Yo... Read the full review »

by Scott Hicks. Fallen based off of the novel by Lauren Kate tries to be the newest young adult novel turned film on the scene. We follow a troubled teenage girl named Lucinda who is sent to a prep school full of other troubled youths after she ha... Read the full review »

The latest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe could be it’s most fun. We last saw Thor on film during Avengers: Age of Ultron as he went off to explore the forces he suspects are causing those events to happen, which is where we pick up in th... Read the full review »

Zack Snyder brings the latest piece to the DC universe, the superhero team up Justice League. Picking up from the end of Batman v Superman, a world ending trouble is brewing in the wake of Superman’s death. Steppenwolf, a New God is collecting t... Read the full review »

Agatha Christie’s classic novel is brought to us on the big screen this year by director Sir Kenneth Branagh. The tale of the classic Belgian detective Hercule Poirot also portrayed by Branagh, is world famous for his skills in solving crimes an... Read the full review »

Pixar’s latest story to pull at your heartstrings does so beautifully. Miguel is a young inspiring musician who works in his family’s shoes business but his love for music is crippled by his family’s hatred of music. In an effort to prove hi... Read the full review »

Released this holiday season we are told the story of Charles Dickens and how he wrote the Christmas classic, A Christmas Carol. Dickens (Dan Stevens),already a successful author is coming off a not so good run of books published and is facing pre... Read the full review »

The Room, probably the one of the most well loved horrible films ever made is given a extremely well made film about how it came to be. Based on the book by the same title, is directed and starred in by James Franco, who gives a hilarious but hear... Read the full review »

Paddington 2 is the charming sequel that brings us back to our favorite little talking bear and his adoptive family the Brown’s. For his aunt Lucy, Paddington would like to buy her a beautiful vintage pop up book of London so he starts working l... Read the full review »