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The Marvels
THE MARVELS is a mildly enjoyable, perfectly unnecessary final entry in the old Marvel universe, which makes its intriguing post-end...
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The Boogeyman
Proof yet again that adapting a great Stephen King short story into a feature length film can be a tricky proposition, THE BOOGEYMAN...
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Fat Man and Little Boy
If you want to understand just how great Christopher Nolan's new film "Oppenheimer" is, just compare it to the 1989 big screen effort to...
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Zero Hour!
When Jim Abrahams and the Zucker Bros created 1980's comedy classis "Airplane!", I had no idea just how much they lifted directly from...
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Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage
It’s official. Tom Hardy loves being in movies where you can’t understand a damn thing he’s saying. I’ve seen him as Bane in “The Dark...
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You Should Have Left
If horror films were graded by the difficulty of their mysteries, YOU SHOULD HAVE LEFT would fall into the level of a First Grader's ...
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The Woman in Red
I'm a huge Gene Wilder fan. From "Young Frankenstein" and "Blazing Saddles" to "The Producers" and "Silver Streak", the man was a...
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The Watch
When you look at the cast of THE WATCH, Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill and very funny newcomer Richard Ayoade, you think, "this...
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Sleepy Hollow
Visually interesting but living up to the second word of its title, SLEEPY HOLLOW is an empty bag of tricks that never lives up to its...
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The Rental
An occasionally interesting take on the old “two couples rent a too-good-to-be-true beach house” story, THE RENTAL offers some humor, a...
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Timeline
In 2003 upon the release of TIMELINE, the movie adaption of his hit novel, Michael Crichton was so upset that he never granted the film...
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24 X 36: A Movie About Movie Posters
For any huge fans of film posters and movie artwork like myself, 24X36 promises plenty of great nostalgia around the movie poster...
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The Transporter Refueled
At 96 minutes long, THE TRANSPORTER REFUELED is officially the longest Audi commercial that I have ever seen. At least that's what I...
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Thoroughly Modern Millie
Sometimes when things are crazy, you want to go back to a simpler time when movies were family friendly, feel-good musicals that just...
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Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines
1965's Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines is one of those BIG sixties movies with a long running time including an...
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Tango & Cash
In the late 80's, you couldn't get two bigger action movie stars than Sylvester Stallone and Kurt Russell to headline a big summer tent...
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Tammy
You have to give Melissa McCarthy huge props for giving it her all in TAMMY. There is NO better physical female comedian working today...
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Super Fly
It's hard to remember just how influential and how big of a box office smash that SUPER FLY was back in 1972. Along with "Shaft", SUPER...
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Stratton
I had the chance to see a pre-release sneak of the new UK thriller STRATTON this week. Cliched but action packed, it's like a big screen...
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Star Trek Generations
I was never a huge fan of Star Trek TNG, so its probably no surprise that I'm not a giant fan of this one and only crossover film...
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Sleepwalkers
Despite the screen presence of its two young leads, Stephen King's 1992 SLEEPWALKERS is kind of a goofy mess. I don't know what it is...
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Silent Movie
Mel Brooks 1976 "Silent Movie" is the same concept as "The Artist' just done lowbrow instead of highbrow. This was Mel at the peak of...
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The Shadow
Meant to launch a franchise in 1994, THE SHADOW is a schizophrenic mess, with great moments drowning in a lack of focus. You can't blame...
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