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This movie was so bad. I watched it because I was bored and it was the only new film that was short in length (at 89 minutes) and I didn’t feel like watching 120+minute film. I thought it was going to be more action packed. Something like Liam Neeson’s “The Grey” (the one where he […]

To preface, I rarely trust reviews that have 10/10, just because usually people who do them are biased towards genre, theme, actor, etc. in the way that they are fans of those and it automatically bumps up the score of a film for them to a few points above what it really deserves. It might […]

Robert Eggers’ second (?) feature is a superb piece of mind-bending cinema. There are parallels with his earlier film, The Witch, elements of psychological horror which Eggers clearly finds interesting and hopefully hasn’t finished exploring just yet. The decision to film in black and white is a stroke of genius. Every scene is filled with […]

I must admit, what intrigued me about this movie was less the subject matter (I’m neither a big fan of rap nor conspiracy theories) but rather the fact that it was shelved after production. It just isn’t that common for a big budget movie featuring A-list actors to get completely shelved–particularly in this day when […]

A really good movie, BUT you have to be a long time fan to appreciate it. If you’re just a casual audience who didn’t know the history of the Gundam Universal Century timeline, this movie will get confusing really fast, as tou won’t understand which faction is which and who you want to root for. […]

When I realised the story was working-class centred, I felt optimistic as there is plenty of highly acclaimed films within this sub-genre that have been made in the past. The most notable directors making these are probably Ken Loach and Mike Leigh. This page has ray & liz 2018, watch online, ray & liz 2018 […]

I gave this movie a 7 because my wife said 8 and I said 5. Adam Sandler does ONE THING and he doesn’t even do it all that well. He’s only capable of playing one character, the dim witted ignorant screwup who manages by chance to got one thing right one time and as a […]

There is beauty in this film that you will rarely find in cinema nowadays. Every single shot has been so painstakingly crafted, colors exuberantly vibrant, with the scenery carefully chosen for each location so uniquely palpable it’s breathtaking at even the most simple of moments. This page has in full bloom 2019, watch online, in […]

I love animal movies but this was just an average film (with great scenery and decent acting). Much of the film was hard to “buy in to” though. Jenna Ortega is a fine young actor and I’m confident she’ll make better films in the future. Recommended, but don’t go in with high expectations. This page […]

My wife gave up on this movie fifteen minutes into it, and I could almost see why. She did not like the Alice character or the interplay between her and Ben. I wasn’t overly impressed with them either, but I saw just enough to want to keep going. So I did, and I am glad. […]

A narcotics officer Kim is contacted by a convicted murderer Kang from prison n confesses murdering six other people. He claims that the homicide officers fabricated evidence against him to have him imprisoned. Kim agrees to find the real evidence in exchange for information on the remaining six bodies. This page has dark figure of […]

This was an embarrassing remake of Dumbo. First, the hue or color tone of the movie was so unnatural, almost campy, like I had stumbled into a showing of Batman and Robin. It distracted me constantly reminding me that I was at the movies watching actors instead of being part of a story. Secondly, the […]

I rented Deep Murder expecting a fun homage to bad 1980s sexploitation and horror tropes, but discovered instead a brilliant postmodern fairy tale on Modern American culture which had my jaw on the floor the entire time. In this smart and snappy deconstruction of a “sex-horror-comedy,” an assortment of charismatic dopes find themselves trapped in […]

I had the opportunity to see Black Swan in one of the 18 theaters that it opened up on this weekend, although I generally do not do so, I was compelled to write a review of the film. From top to bottom, this film is at the height of what it means to be true […]

This film takes place 25 years after the event of the first film n therefore this is the original sequel. It also explains the whereabouts of the gold n how the Leprechaun returns. Makes more sense than all the other sequels. A group of students decide to spend their summer vacation turning the house (into […]

When a top secret camouflaged plane is stolen and hidden, secret agency BNS needs to get an agent into Hungary to uncover and prevent the sale of the weapon. Agent Alex Scott is selected to go undercover with civilian boxer Kelly Robinson and use his upcoming fight to gain access. However Kelly is less co-operative […]

What can I say? It’s about a taxi driver going around in the dark, but unlike Ryde (2017), there aren’t many instances of murder, and the few murder scenes are not really disturbing or shocking like they were in Ryde. The acting and cinematography are generally good. The taxi itself was more nice-looking than the […]

I’ve got no real interest in the Men in Black franchise. The only reason I bothered watching this was because of the involvement of Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson (primarily the latter). Hemsworth proved with Ragnarok that he can handle a comedic script really well, and Tessa has smashed every role I’ve seen her in. […]

I love seeing gay representation in horror and sci-fi. Being gay myself I often wondered when a positive show of LGBTQ diversity was going to finally take hold in the only genres I like. We have made strides, and there is plenty of representation behind the camera and with onscreen talent. There’s still work to […]

The premise of “Loss Prevention” is “What if two rival corporations throw out all notions of ethics and legality to pursue their profit-hunger to the nth degree, to where cold-blooded, high-tech warfare is A-OK … so long as the bottom-line ultimately shows black?” “Loss Prevention” takes this premise and smashes it out of the park. […]