Review: Snowpiercer
Snowpiercer has been among my most anticipated films for the past several years. Every time we did a preview of what’s upcoming, Snowpiercer has been ...
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Review: Nothing Bad Can Happen
The German title of Nothing Bad Can Happen is “Tore Dances,” something I knew from the beginning thanks to the multiple attempts I have made ...
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Review: 22 Jump Street
Despite being proven horribly wrong when 21 Jump Street film came out and it turned out to be hilarious instead of horrible I was ...
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Review: Edge of Tomorrow
With Jupiter Ascending getting pushed back to February Edge of the Tomorrow might be the last of the original summer action movies left standing. Yes, ...
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Review: Coherence
Coherence is part of a genre that will be heretofore referred to as “subtle sci-fi.” Mention sci-fi to anyone and they’ll think of Star Wars or Star ...
Review: Million Dollar Arm
A feel good sports movie from Disney? I don’t think anyone was expecting anything to earth shattering from Million Dollar Arm. Life lessons ...
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Review: Godzilla
When that first roar hits you know they did this thing right. There’s a chill that will go down your spine if you’re ...
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Review: The Other Woman
The Other Woman is a raunchy comedy that wants to be taken emotionally seriously while promoting the fact that woman are awesome and can ...
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Review: Soft in the Head
Every once in a while, I see a movie that feels truly unique, and when that happens I tend to obsess over the ...
New Releases, week of 4/19/14: Ride Wit Me Edition
Looks like we’ve finally left the Oscar season as this week’s home video releases range from interesting to, well, Ride Along. First off, there’s ...
New Releases, week of 4/12/14: Smog County Edition
This week’s new releases have every audience covered. The big releases include The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug (which I’ll never see), August: ...
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Review: Noah
To preface this review I’d like to point you towards this article, which explains how I, as a DC film critic, finally got ...