Review: Jason Bourne
My memory of the first three Bourne films is a bit like Jason Bourne’s memories of, well, everything: It’s fuzzy, jumpy, and full ...
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Review: Train to Busan
In my review of Yeon Sang-Ho’s Seoul Station from this year’s New York Asian Film Festival, I said that I felt it would have been ...
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Review: Lake Nowhere
I saw Lake Nowhere last Halloween. I first heard about the film about a month prior, at the press screening for The Last ...
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Review: Suicide Squad
Do I need to open this review explaining how important Suicide Squad was to DC and WB? After the poor reception that Batman v. ...
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Review: Star Trek Beyond
The rebooted Star Trek franchise hasn’t really had a bad movie. J.J. Abrams put together two highly entertaining pieces of cinema back to back. ...
Review: Ghostbusters
Look, I wasn’t that excited for a Ghostbusters reboot. It had nothing to do with the cast being women and everything to do with ...
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Review: Lights Out
Last April (man, time flies), I saw a film called Unfriended. I liked it well enough, but as is so often the case, ...
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Review: Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
A couple weeks ago was the finale for the forty-first season of Saturday Night Live. At one point, fairly late in the show, ...
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Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows
When the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot happened I was mostly just worried since I’m of the age where I like to pretend that ...
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Review: Warcraft
When Warcraft (then World of Warcraft) was first announced with Sam Raimi directing, I thought that was pretty perfect. Raimi has a deft touch for handling ...
Review: Terrordactyl
With a clever pun served on a silver platter, Terrordactyl presents itself as a straight to video B-movie masterpiece ready to absorb two ...
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Review: The Nice Guys
There’s something a little off about The Nice Guys. It should work really well. Two great actors who play off each other fantastically ...