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Top 10 Films of 2018
Top 10 Films of 2018. As 2018 comes to a finish, I’ve reviewed 79 films this year and now it’s time to narrow that down to a manageable list of the ten movies that you need to see from 2018. … Continue reading
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(Review) Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse I never thought we’d see something like this. Let’s get right into it. The gist. Miles Morales (Shameik Moore, Dope) is a normal kid living a semi-normal life, his mother (Luna Lauren Velez) a nurse and … Continue reading
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Review: Green Book
Green Book. Well, December is upon us, which means we’re going to get a truckload of films aiming for the big awards and Green Book was one of my most-anticipated. The gist. Tony Lip (Viggo Mortensen) is a bouncer at … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960s, biography, biopic, dr shirley, green book, i am your target demographic, iaytd, linda cardellini, mahershala ali, movie, movie review, movie reviews, movies, racism, review, reviews, tony lip, viggo mortensen
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Review: Hidden Figures
Hidden Figures. We’re still in the midst of Oscar season, when some major heavy-hitters go into “wide release,” meaning they’re finally available everywhere. This weekend, we got the inspirational true story Hidden Figures, but does it have what it takes to … Continue reading
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Tagged adam ryen daniels, aldis hodge, glen powell, hidden figures, hidden figures review, i am your target demographic, iaytd, janelle monae, jim parsons, kevin costner, kirsten dunst, mahershala ali, movie, movie reviews, movies, nasa, octavia spencer, review, taraji p henson
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Review: Moonlight
Moonlight. It’s hard to not go in with huge expectations when Moonlight is one of the most critically-acclaimed movies of the year. Right now, it’s sitting at 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, with only 3 reviews (out of 165) in the negative. … Continue reading
Review: Luke Cage (Season One)
Luke Cage (Season One). By now, you’re kind of missing the boat if you’re not watching Marvel’s incredible straight-to-Netflix television shows. Both Daredevil and Jessica Jones have been great, running parallel to the big Marvel movies like The Avengers. So you’ll hear them talk about … Continue reading
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(Review) The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part Two
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part Two This is the fourth movie in the Hunger Games series and the final one at that. So there’s a lot of pressure put on this movie to deliver a thrilling climax to one of … Continue reading
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