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‘Ray Gunn’ Review: Brad Bird Delivers A Visually Stunning Sci-Fi Detective Story Elevated By Michael Giacchino’s Score, Despite A Weaker Second Half

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Ray Gunn is an incredible film about a private detective in a retro-futuristic metropolis. Ray Gunn and his one-eyed alien coworker, Eye-ra, are in a rough financial situation, but they receive a great chance to make money. The writers (Brad Bird and Matthew Robbins) did an amazing job during the first act introducing all of … Read more

‘The Cat In The Hat’ Review: A Surprisingly Adorable Emotional Adventure

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When you think of Dr. Seuss movies you think of something more whimsical, magical and extremely funny in its own unique way, and I personally love these type of films including Lorax and even Horton Hears A Who which is one of my childhood favorites! And when coming to watch The Cat In The Hat … Read more

‘Clayface’ Review: A Gruesome Yet Bland Villain Origin Story

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It’s kind of crazy to think that, out of every single movie DC Studios could be producing by now, we’re heading toward a film about one of Batman’s villains. And I’ll tell you something: this is either the stupidest decision ever or the most ballsy one, or maybe both…? We’ve had Superman and Supergirl so … Read more

‘Resident Evil’ Review: Zach Cregger Makes a Brutal Horror Movie, But Not Quite What The Resident Evil Fans Wanted

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There is something undeniably frustrating about watching Resident Evil and realizing that, underneath all the blood, monsters, tension, and impressive filmmaking, there is a genuinely solid horror movie that sometimes seems to forget it is supposed to be a Resident Evil movie. Zach Cregger has already established himself as one of the more interesting voices … Read more

‘Coyote Vs. Acme’ Review: All You Could Wish For And More

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It’s kind of insane to think that nearly one year ago we thought we’d never gonna see this movie, like really never. After so much chaos, Coyote Vs. Acme finally has been released. And I will be straight up, it is clever, beautiful, chaotic, enjoyable and one of the most fun experiences you will have … Read more

‘The End Of Oak Street’ Review: One Of The Biggest Surprises Of The Summer

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It’s been a very long time since we had an actual good dinosaur movie… from original ones like 65 to sequels like the Jurassic World franchise, that barely has an “okay” movie during its 10 year run. It’s not been easy to make an actually good dino movie but here we are…. Because we might’ve … Read more

‘Disclosure Day’ Review: Spielberg’s Triumphant Return In The Year’s Best Film

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For decades, Steven Spielberg has been cinema’s greatest dreamer. Whether it was the wonder of E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, the awe of Close Encounters of the Third Kind, or the terror of War of the Worlds, nobody has captured humanity’s fascination with the unknown quite like Spielberg. With Disclosure Day, he returns to familiar territory—UFOs, government … Read more

‘Send Help’ Review: A Campy, Gory, Tense And Extremely Funny Story In One Of Raimi’s Best Works

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It’s been some long years since Sam Raimi gave us an original film directed by him, people have been waiting for so long for this to happen again and now he’s finally back, and the question is: was it worth the wait? Let’s just say that Send Help is not only one of his best … Read more

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