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Review: Annihilation
Annihilation. This is going to be divisive, let me warn you of that. My thoughts here are entirely my own and I’m still not quite sure where I fall but I’m going to do my best to outline what I’m … Continue reading
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(Review) Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Star Wars: The Last Jedi. This movie is receiving incredibly mixed reviews. Some folks praise this as one of the best Star Wars films to date, while others call it an absolute abomination. Let’s see where it falls for me. The … Continue reading
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(Review) X-Men: Apocalypse
X-Men: Apocalypse. Here’s the thing. I love X-Men. I grew up with them, I read the comics, I watched the cartoons, I’ve seen every movie many many times. So it’s hard to please a fan like me of the original … Continue reading
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Review: Ex Machina (2015)
Ex Machina. This movie has been on a lot of folks’ “best of” lists this year and I somehow missed it, so I just recently caught it on bluray and thought I’d pass on my thoughts. The gist. Caleb (Domhnall … Continue reading
