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(Review) Men in Black: International
Men in Black: International. Now I remember liking the original Men in Black films but I don’t know if I’d go so far as to say they’re good. I think we often have rose-colored glasses for franchises that meant a lot to … Continue reading
Review: Captive State
Captive State. This movie is entirely under the radar, no one is talking about it. That’s usually not a good sign, so I went to the theaters to check it out for myself. The gist. 10 years ago, aliens conquered the … Continue reading
Review: The Predator (2018)
The Predator. The original Predator is a classic and one of my personal favorite monster films. The sequels have been a little iffy though, including the two Aliens vs. Predator movies. This most recent sequel has a lot of ground … Continue reading
Review: Kin (2018)
Kin. I didn’t really have high hopes going into Kin. It’s based on a short film made by the co-directors Jonathan and Josh Baker, who garnered the attention of some big financiers and were able to recreate it as a full-length movie. … Continue reading
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(Review) Alien: Covenant
Alien: Covenant. The Alien franchise is a tumultuous one. While Alien and Aliens are considered classics, Alien3 and Alien Resurrection are not as positively remembered. And then we have Prometheus, which wasn’t even marketed as part of the franchise but was a sneaky prequel, which brought up more … Continue reading
Review: Life (2017)
Life. This movie had a lot going for it, aside from its horrible name. The fact that I have to keep referencing it as the “new Jake Gyllenhaal and Ryan Reynolds movie” isn’t a good sign. Wasn’t Life a followup to Planet … Continue reading
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Review: Arrival
Arrival. I was intrigued by what visionary director Denis Villeneuve (Sicario, Prisoners) could do with an alien film. This movie wasn’t pitched as the next Independence Day but rather a much quieter movie. Is it able to pull that off? The … Continue reading
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(Review) Independence Day: Resurgence
Independence Day: Resurgence It’s been 20 years since the original Independence Day movie came out, which managed to create the genre of global catastrophe and helped catapult Will Smith to big screen fame. With the same director returning and a decent amount … Continue reading
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Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane
10 Cloverfield Lane. Now here’s the thing. You might be expecting this movie to be a sequel to Cloverfield. And it kiiiiiiind of is but you don’t need to see Cloverfield to understand this movie. It’s almost unrelated yet they … Continue reading
Review: Edge of Tomorrow
Edge of Tomorrow. This movie got a little lost in the shuffle of summertime big blockbusters so it will likely not get the high numbers that films like Godzilla and X-Men: Days of Future Past got. But should it? Is … Continue reading
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