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Review: Hotel Transylvania 3
Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation. The Hotel Transylvania series is an interesting one, in that the sequels are getting progressively worse. The first movie surprised me in some really pleasant ways, while the second film was still enjoyable though was … Continue reading
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Review: Hotel Transylvania 2
Hotel Transylvania 2. It’s been about three years since the original Hotel Transylvania really impressed me. It was witty and clever in the guise of a children’s movie. It was also a bright spot for the pairing of Sandler and … Continue reading
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Review: Pixels
Pixels. Let’s be honest about something. Adam Sandler has been cranking out bad movies for quite a few years. The only one recently I didn’t hate was Hotel Transylvania. And before Pixels hit theaters, it was getting horrible reviews from … Continue reading
Review: Here Comes the Boom
In this latest Kevin James outing, we have a mixture of three movies that don’t usually go together. We’ve got the “Teacher who finds new passion for teaching” movie, as well as the “Music is the key to the soul” … Continue reading
Review: Hotel Transylvania
Hotel Transylvania. In this Sony Animation Studios outing, we are treated to a look into the world of classic Hollywood monsters and what their vacations might look like. We are introduced to Dracula (Adam Sandler) and his daughter Mavis (Selena … Continue reading
