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(Review) Spider-Man: Homecoming
Spider-Man: Homecoming. This may be one of my most anticipated movies of this year, which sounds odd for being the third try at getting a Spider-Man franchise off the ground. This time, though, our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is part of … Continue reading
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Review: The House (2017)
The House. I remember when R-rated comedies were special, when movies like Wedding Crashers arrived on the scene and proved that they could make money. Now, it feels a bit tired. It’s all shock and awe and mostly the genre … Continue reading
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Review: Don’t Think Twice
Don’t Think Twice. I’m a huge fan of the comedian Mike Birbiglia, who has a few incredible standup comedy specials available on Netflix. He wrote and directed this film, packed with outstanding comedic talent. So when I saw it finally … Continue reading
Review: CHIPS (2017)
CHIPS. This movie, a remake of a late 70s television show, just kind of appeared, without much fanfare. But it’s here now, at theaters around the world. Is it worth checking out? Or is the uneventful launch an ominous sign? … Continue reading
Review: Bad Moms
Bad Moms. I had super low expectations going into this movie. I’ve been kind of jaded by a series of utterly forgettable comedies over the past few months, with things like The Boss, Central Intelligence, and Mike and Dave Need … Continue reading
Review: Popstar (Never Stop Never Stopping)
Popstar (Never Stop Never Stopping) In this parody of current pop celebrities, Andy Samberg stars as a former boy band star now going out on his own. It’s a creation of The Lonely Island, famous for their SNL songs like … Continue reading
Review: Daddy’s Home
Daddy’s Home. Sorry it’s taken me so long to get this out. I’ve been working on cranking out my Best of 2015 lists and this review kind of slipped through the cracks. But here we are. Can Will Ferrell and … Continue reading
