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Review: Onward
Onward. Pixar has an incredible record, with many 5-star movies in their portfolio, so when I saw they were making a high-fantasy epic adventure with the voice talents of Chris Pratt and Tom Holland, I was beyond excited. Could this … Continue reading
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Tagged chris pratt, d&d, disney, dnd, dungeons and dragons, fantasy, i am your target demographic, iaytd, julia louis-dreyfus, movies, octavia spencer, onward, pixar, review, reviews, tom holland
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Review: Underwater
Underwater. This movie’s premise is incredibly simple. There’s an underwater drilling base in one of the deepest places in the ocean. There is a minimal crew there, when an accident starts to break the complex open and flood it. We … Continue reading
Review: Bad Boys for Life
Bad Boys for Life. It’s been 17 years since Bad Boys II. Our heroes Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) are still detectives in Miami, when a dangerous woman named Isabel (Kate del Castillo) escapes from prison and triggers … Continue reading
Review: 1917
1917. It’s World War 1. We join a British company on the French frontline fighting the Germans. We quickly learn that the Germans have retreated and a British force plans to follow them, but this retreat is a trap. Two … Continue reading
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Tagged 1917, andrew scott, benedict cumberbatch, colin firth, dean-charles chapman, george mackay, i am your target demographic, iaytd, movie, movies, review, reviews, world war 1, ww1
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Review: Just Mercy
Just Mercy. Here we follow the story beginning in 1988 of a man named Walter McMillian (Jamie Foxx) who has been sentenced to death, even though he’s innocent. A young lawyer named Bryan Stevenson (Michael B. Jordan) has just started … Continue reading
Top 10 Films of 2019
In 2019, I saw over 70 movies in theaters. While I didn’t give any 1-star reviews this year (maybe I was too nice to some of these films), I did have a handful that got the stellar 5-star rating. So … Continue reading
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Tagged avengers, best of 2019, bombshell, brittany runs a marathon, endgame, hotel mumbai, i am your target demographic, iaytd, john wick, joker, little women, movie, movies, peanut butter falcon, review, reviews, shazam, spiderman, the upside, top 10
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Review: Uncut Gems
Uncut Gems. This is going to be a tough one. Critics are absolutely loving this movie and spoiler alert, I definitely didn’t. If you tend to be more ‘artsy’ and you might want to check out something really odd, that’s … Continue reading
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Tagged adam sandler, i am your target demographic, iaytd, idina menzel, julia fox, kevin garnett, lakeith stanfield, movie, movie review, movies, review, reviews, the weeknd, uncut gems
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Review: Little Women (2019)
Little Women (2019). Here’s my history with Little Women: Nada. I’ve never read the book and haven’t seen any of the many films and miniseries that have been made. I had no idea what I was getting into, while many of you … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019, eliza scanlen, emma watson, florence pugh, i am your target demographic, iaytd, laura dern, little women, meryl streep, movie, movies, review, reviews, saoirse ronan, Timothee Chalamet
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Review: Marriage Story
Marriage Story. I’ve gotten quite a few messages and comments asking when I’d get around to reviewing the Netflix-exclusive drama Marriage Story, so I finally made time to sit down with it… and wow, that was intense. The gist. Charlie (Adam … Continue reading
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Tagged adam driver, alan alda, divorce, i am your target demographic, iaytd, laura dern, marriage story, movie, movies, netflix, review, reviews, scarlett johansson
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(Review) The Witcher: Season One
The Witcher. Season One. Surprisingly, I had zero knowledge of the Witcher franchise before diving into the show. I knew it was a series of short stories and novels based on Polish and European folklore, and I knew it was … Continue reading