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Review: John Wick – Chapter 2

A good action sequence should carry the same amount of precise movement and fluidity as a good dance number. The Continue reading →

Review: Moonlight

I have no idea what to say about Moonlight. In a way, it almost seems wrong to try and vocalize Continue reading →

Review: Moana

There isn’t much negative to say about Moana. It features most of the elements that we associate with a film Continue reading →

Review: Arrival

Arrival opens with a life. Or at least a life in images. We see as Louise Banks (Amy Adams) holds Continue reading →

Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

I found the fantastic beasts, but something is still missing. Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them has a very Continue reading →

Review: Hacksaw Ridge

Hacksaw Ridge is the tale of two movies.  The first is an emotionally-smothering, by-the-books story of a boy falling in Continue reading →

Review: Doctor Strange

It’s not me, it’s you. I think we should see other people, Marvel. We can stay amicable, and hell, maybe Continue reading →

Review: The Handmaiden

“You can even curse or steal things from me, but please don’t lie to me. Understand?” If only it were Continue reading →

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