Series and Movie Reviews
THE FLASH director Andy Muschietti delivers a grounded film filled with nostalgia and throwbacks to previous films. THE FLASH is the most satisfying film to date from the DCEU in the past decade. The movie will do bonkers business with repeat viewings.
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SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE is artistry at its best. The amount of animation styles is crazy, and the numerous Easter Eggs keep your eyes ping-ponging trying to catch all the Spider-verse characters. The stakes and visuals are intense, and it will require multiple viewings to take in all the overwhelming animation and surprising plot twists.
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Gerard Butler is back in action mode for his new thriller, KANDAHAR. As expected, Butler delivers on the entertainment, even if it repeats his greatest hits.
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Disney’s live-action reimagining of THE LITTLE MERMAID is a beautiful rendition of the classic musical with Halle Bailey meeting all expectations as Ariel. The characters are much more fleshed-out, and director Rob Marshall takes some liberties with the storyline fitting for a modern iteration. There are some minor inconsistencies that detract a bit, but overall it’s a solid remake.
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The tenth installment of the FAST & FURIOUS franchise is more of the same gravity-defying stunts and laughable dialogue but Jason Momoa fuels the action with humor. The script is also filled with fun moments that poke fun at the "familia" and the ridiculous car stunts.
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GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY VOL. 3 brings closure to our favorite space friends, but Rocket's backstory delves into twisted territory with animal cruelty taken to the extreme. The third film in the James Gunn trilogy may not be suitable for all kids or those easily triggered by the suffering of animals.
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Melissa Barrera and recent Academy Awards actor nominee Paul Mescal (Normal People, AFTERSUN) star in a modern and mesmerizing iteration of the classic novella, CARMEN directed by Benjamin Millepied. The movie is a sensual love letter to dancing.
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The question you'll be asking yourself throughout SNAG is, 'Who the heck is this guy?' The director/star Ben Milliken makes it a running gag in the movie that stars a majority of Latino actors like Jaime Camil, Ana Ortiz, Mexican actress Sofia Castro and one white guy.
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RENFIELD is not just another vampire movie. The horror-comedy takes what we know about the genre and twists the familiar tropes for laughs, led by the perfect casting of Nicolas Cage as Count Dracula and Nicholas Hoult as his overworked servant Renfield.
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Pulling double duty as director and supporting actor in AIR, Ben Affleck has managed to make a riveting movie out of a mundane story. Everyone knows how this story ends, but the cast and Affleck deliver a pulse-pounding drama with a lot of heart and gusto. AIR would make a great double feature with another sports-related film, JERRY MAGUIRE.
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