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Trolls World Tour :: Another bright and fun DreamWorks film
DreamWorks still managed to make ‘Trolls World Tour’ vibrant and catchy even if it had different types of music than pop throughout the film… continue reading
Is the Hunt deserving of its controversy?
Horror films that move at a quick pace and don’t take their selves too seriously are some of the most entertaining films… continue reading
The Nude Bomb is a hit on Blu-ray
Agent 86 comes to the big screen for the first, and last, time but Kino Lorber’s Blu-ray is something special… continue reading
The Invisible Man materializes
The film utilized the technique of invisibility well even with a smaller budget when compared to other horror films… continue reading
Dolittle isn’t very good… even if it has Robert Downey Jr. in it
Not once in the film did I feel that Dolittle connected with the animals in his care… continue reading
Queen & Slim Review :: Queen & Slim is one of the year’s best acted films
‘Queen & Slim’ was equally beautiful as it was haunting… continue reading
A Dog’s Journey Blu-ray Review :: A neverending journey full of love
The heartwarming film comes to home video… continue reading
Good Boys is full of raunchiness and I loved every minute of it
‘Good Boys’ is essentially ‘Superbad’, but with a younger cast… continue reading
Yesterday will make you fall in love with the Beatles all over again
Boyle’s style of directing appears in this movie and it is mixed well with the comedy from the characters and the tribute to the Beatles… continue reading
The Secret Life of Pets 2 is just another average Illumination animated movie
There wasn’t one single storyline that I felt connected to or one that I was interested in watching… continue reading
Ma Review :: Ma is weird but fun
Although I couldn’t tell if this movie wanted to be a serious horror flick or a movie that wanted to be funny, I still found entertainment in it… continue reading
Jordan Peele scores again with Us
Peele’s latest film is a mindf–k thrill ride… continue reading
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World puts a bow on the 8-Year Franchise
An uneven end to a great franchise… continue reading
Happy Death Day 2U repeats the first film with a new twist
The film used a lot of scenes from the first movie, but it managed to feel new… continue reading