Review: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
Legasequels have been all the rage in Hollywood for the last decade or so. With big-budget filmmaking being firmly in the “franchise” era, ...
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Review: How to Blow Up a Pipeline
It’s 2023 and the effects of climate change are everywhere. It’s April and already 88 degrees in New Jersey. While people argue over ...
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Review: Sakra
It’s been nearly 20 years since Donnie Yen last directed a film. If you’re one of the newly converted Yen fans after watching ...
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Review: Ride On
Jackie Chan is maybe the most recognizable Chinese movie star that has ever lived. Fans of this website won’t need me to recap ...
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Review: Full River Red
Acclaimed Chinese director Zhang Yimou may not have had a stateside hit in a long time, but he hasn’t ever stopped creating films. ...
Review: Skinamarink
In this house, windows and doors disappear. In this house, your parents vanish. In this house, you’re not safe. Skinamarink is a nightmare ...
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Review: Warriors of Future
As big of a fanatic of 70s-90s Hong Kong cinema as I am, I have a tremendous blind spot when it comes to ...
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Review: One Piece Film: Red
The past few years have been great for anime films. In the past, lots of production companies would capitalize on the popularity of ...
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Review: Don’t Worry Darling
Olivia Wilde’s second feature film, Don’t Worry Darling, premiered a couple of weeks ago in theaters. Like many other people, I kept up ...
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Review: Blonde
It will always be a tricky act for filmmakers in attempting to adapt the life story of larger-than-life figures to the silver screen. ...
Review: Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero
After the success of multiple Dragon Ball films over the last decade, it started to seem like getting direct input from series creator ...
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Review: Everything Everywhere All At Once
As a jaded, middle-aged millennial, it’s hard for me to get truly excited about many new films or games being released. I’ve spent ...