Review: Spy x Family Code: White
It’s rare for an anime to become mainstream. For every show like Attack on Titan or Demon Slayer, there are hundreds of shows that have slipped through ...
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Review: The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare
Guy Ritchie, as a director, is a man who can deliver perfectly serviceable films. As someone who has seen most of his output ...
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Review: The People’s Joker
The People’s Joker is an oddity of a movie. At times it feels like a chaotic, artistic expression of several ideas that come across ...
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Review: Monkey Man
In the decade since its release, it’s hard to understate just how much John Wick shifted the action movie landscape. Gone were large special ...
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Review: Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom
So there I was, sitting at the world premiere of the English dub for Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom. I was graciously invited to attend ...
Review: Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
Since last year, I guess you can say I’ve been on a bit of a Godzilla kick. I’ve never been the biggest fan ...
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Review: Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
Can I just level with everyone for a minute? So far, I’ve seen well over a dozen movies this year and most of ...
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Review: Imaginary
By this point in our lives, we should all know what to expect from Blumhouse as a production company. Most of its offerings ...
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Review: Lisa Frankenstein
I’m a sucker for classic monster movies. There’s something undefinable about the genre that always keeps me glued to the screen. There’s a ...
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Review: Argylle
2024 has gotten off to a rough start. January barely had any notable releases outside of a mediocre remake of a comedy classic, ...
Review: Mean Girls
So Mean Girls is a musical. I feel the need to make that abundantly clear since the trailers for this film try to do everything ...
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Review: Rebel Moon – Part 1: A Child of Fire
Rebel Moon is a knock-off of Star Wars that wants you to think it’s more grand and important than it actually is. It’s a bad movie ...