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(2026)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Sam Raimi delivers dark humor and plenty of blood-splattering action for its stars, Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien. Raimi returns to his Evil Dead roots, with absurd, cartoonish violence.
Posted Jan 27, 2026
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple
(2026)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Nia DaCosta delivers the best installment in the franchise, skillfully weaving together gore, horror, and heart without compromising the narrative. Ralph Fiennes and Jack O’Connell deliver outstanding performances.
Posted Jan 15, 2026
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B
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Avatar: Fire and Ash
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Fire and Ash is worth watching for its artistic merit and spectacle, as long as you don’t mind the recycled storyline. One character does breathe life into the formula-driven plot, with Oona Chaplin stealing every scene as Varang, a sadistic new Na'vi.
Posted Dec 20, 2025
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B+
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Anniversary
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Anniversary resonates with the times, opting for realism over feel-good escapism. It unfolds like a Shakespearean tragedy and is worth watching for the performances.
Posted Dec 01, 2025
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A-
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Zootopia 2
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Film delivers a perfect blend of laughs, cuteness, heart, and action. It’s packed with Disney references and a hilarious homage to The Shining. Judy Hopps continues to inspire as an underdog, making it an excellent family movie experience.
Posted Nov 25, 2025
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B+
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The Running Man
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Edgar Wright drags the 80s action movie into the present with slick, high-tech energy. Glenn Powell is a charismatic powerhouse. For fans of 80s action staples like Total Recall and RoboCop, the film hits every target.
Posted Nov 14, 2025
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B
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Now You See Me: Now You Don't
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The movie delivers what fans expect from the franchise—neat tricks and witty banter. The fresh faces add much-needed flavor, while the ongoing tension between the old-school magicians and the millennial upgrades adds a nice touch.
Posted Nov 14, 2025
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Predator: Badlands
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Predator: Badlands is a fierce evolution of the franchise — a blend of classic monster mayhem and bold storytelling that proves the hunt is far from over.
Posted Nov 09, 2025
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B+
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TRON: Ares
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Tron: Ares succeeds as a dazzling sensory experience that reinvents the franchise’s aesthetic for a new generation, even if it leaves longtime fans craving more depth from its digital mythology.
Posted Oct 12, 2025
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A-
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The Long Walk
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The film is a fresh take on the dystopian genre, balancing tension with heartfelt human moments, making it a must-watch for fans of character-driven stories.
Posted Sep 12, 2025
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Weapons
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Director Zach Cregger delivers an even better horror movie than his last that ranks among the best and unique in the genre. Fans of Cregger’s wicked sense of horror in Barbarian will appreciate his follow-up.
Posted Aug 08, 2025
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B
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Shaman
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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It stands out from the ordinary exorcist movie. While it shares some common plot elements, the unique setting and the juxtaposition of religious beliefs make it a standout film.
Posted Aug 08, 2025
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B+
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She Rides Shotgun
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Taron Egerton takes a sharp turn into darker territory in this role, delivering his grittiest role yet. But it’s 11-year-old Ana Sophia Heger who steals the film with a quietly devastating performance that anchors this high-stakes thriller.
Posted Aug 01, 2025
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B+
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The Fantastic Four: First Steps
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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A stylish, soulful, and refreshingly different superhero film—one that proves the MCU still has new ground to break.
Posted Jul 22, 2025
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B+
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Daniela Forever
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The film emerges as a refreshing antidote to the blockbuster doldrums. Writer-director Nacho Vigalondo’s DANIELA FOREVER presents a profoundly human story through Henry Golding’s captivating performance on the big screen.
Posted Jul 12, 2025
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B+
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Superman
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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James Gunn's Superman is a triumph of tone and character, breathing new life into the legendary hero with a fresh yet faithful take. David Corenswet truly embodies Superman, bringing grounded charm, quiet strength, and—most importantly—deep empathy.
Posted Jul 09, 2025
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B
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M3GAN 2.0
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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M3GAN 2.0 is a worthy sequel that surpasses the original in terms of entertainment value. M3GAN returns as a stronger and funnier AI doll. This sequel shifts the focus from horror to action and incorporates elements from the TERMINATOR movies.
Posted Jun 25, 2025
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B-
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The Ritual
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The film treads familiar ground in the exorcism genre, but it’s hard not to be entertained by Pacino reciting scripture to a demon. While it doesn’t reinvent the wheel, it offers a few standout moments powered by strong performances and eerie atmosphere.
Posted Jun 07, 2025
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Predator: Killer of Killers
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Featuring three brutal and inventive stories, the film builds toward a climactic showdown against the galaxy’s most feared hunters. If you enjoyed PREY, this follow-up cranks up the intensity with even more blood-soaked action.
Posted Jun 06, 2025
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B
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Ballerina
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Ballerina isn’t here to reinvent the wheel, but it does polish it with sleek, savage style. With Ana de Armas at the helm, the film earns its place in the John Wick canon. The story may be forgettable, but the action—and Ana—are unforgettable.
Posted Jun 04, 2025
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Warfare
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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It earns its place among the best war films. Unlike many movies that emphasize bravery or patriotism, this feels raw and authentic. The characters' reactions are deeply human, capturing the true impact of combat in a way that sets it apart from others.
Posted Apr 12, 2025
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B+
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The Amateur
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Rami Malek makes for an unlikely protagonist against deadly terrorists. Heller is neither slick nor buff; don't expect Jason Statham or Jason Bourne-level action. THE AMATEUR is unpredictable at every turn with elaborate and unique traps.
Posted Apr 10, 2025
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Párvulos: Children of the Apocalypse
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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This import is both horrifying and endearing, with moments of dark humor. Mexican director Isaac Ezban’s Spanish-language film offers a refreshing take on the zombie genre. It's a must-see.
Posted Apr 06, 2025
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B
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Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Road Trip
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The movie is a delightful family comedy. Thom Nemer's portrayal of Alexander is particularly endearing, capturing the character's innocent nervousness and paranoia about his perceived bad luck.
Posted Mar 28, 2025
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B+
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Captain America: Brave New World
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Anthony Mackie earns his stripes as Captain America. Marvel Studios delivers high-flying action, but more importantly, like Steve Rogers before him, Sam Wilson's unwavering loyalty and compassion drive the story forward.
Posted Feb 12, 2025
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B
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The Monkey
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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It isn’t the scariest horror film, but it’s a wildly entertaining one. Its mix of gruesome kills, eerie suspense, and dark comedy makes it a perfect movie for audiences who love the thrill of watching horror with a crowd.
Posted Feb 07, 2025
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B-
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Flight Risk
(2025)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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While occasionally suspenseful and entertaining, this low-budget thriller feels like a half-hearted attempt, with Mark Wahlberg taking on the role of a crass and over-the-top villain.
Posted Jan 24, 2025
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Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The iconic duo again proves that their charm and timeless appeal endure. Enhanced by advancements in stop-motion animation, this latest installment feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern.
Posted Jan 05, 2025
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B+
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Nosferatu
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Eggers strips away the glossy, seductive elements of modern vampire lore, returning the blood-sucking monster to its ugly, fearsome roots. This Nosferatu is a far cry from the romanticized figures that have dominated recent adaptations.
Posted Jan 03, 2025
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B+
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Los Frikis
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The story unfolds as a bittersweet exploration of what it means to find joy and community in the most tragic circumstances. Michael Schwartz and Tyler Nilson excel at telling stories about outcasts and the unique bonds they form.
Posted Dec 28, 2024
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A
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Mufasa: The Lion King
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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With breathtaking visuals, powerful performances, and a vibrant score by Lin-Manuel Miranda, this cinematic experience is best enjoyed in immersive 3D.
Posted Dec 20, 2024
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B+
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Moana 2
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The sequel recaptures much of the charm of the original but falters when it comes to its musical numbers. Without Lin-Manuel Miranda’s signature touch, the soundtrack lacks the memorable magic that made the first film’s songs so iconic.
Posted Nov 27, 2024
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Gladiator II
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The Ridley Scott sequel delivers exactly what fans want: a gripping story, brutal action, and compelling performances. It answers Maximus’ iconic question, “Are you not entertained?” with a resounding yes.
Posted Nov 19, 2024
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B
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The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The film stands out among faith-based movies, delivering a sincere and refreshing message about the true meaning of faith, compassion, and acceptance.
Posted Nov 09, 2024
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A-
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Conclave
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Berger’s direction delivers a riveting narrative, drawing viewers into the heart of the Vatican’s political labyrinth. The film's pace is brisk, building suspense with every new revelation, while the ensemble cast brings complex, flawed characters to life
Posted Oct 27, 2024
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B+
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Your Monster
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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YOUR MONSTER is a refreshing entry in the rom-com genre, mixing surreal elements with a poignant exploration of your inner rage. Caroline Lindy’s direction keeps the film’s tone fluid, shifting from whimsy to darkness with ease.
Posted Oct 26, 2024
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B
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Alien Country
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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A fun sci-fi comedy in the vein of Tremors, Alien Country brings small-town charm to an alien invasion movie. The new release combines humor, action, and a touch of horror.
Posted Oct 26, 2024
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B+
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Smile 2
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Writer/director Parker Finn delivers a scarier and gorier SMILE sequel. The intensity doesn’t let up the entire run time, leaving you exhausted (in a good way) by the end.
Posted Oct 17, 2024
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B
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Joker: Folie à Deux
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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This sequel reimagines the dynamic between Joker (Joaquin Phoenix) and Lady Gaga’s Harleen Quinzel, flipping the script on their relationship. Todd Phillips delivers another thought-provoking film, one that distances itself from traditional DC properties.
Posted Oct 05, 2024
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C-
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Megalopolis
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Coppola delivers a grandiose spectacle, unfortunately without the substance. However, when Shia LeBeouf and Aubrey Plaza appear, they bring life to the movie as provocateurs and comic relief.
Posted Sep 28, 2024
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B+
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Transformers One
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The fish-out-of-water storyline brings a refreshing change to the Transformers franchise, shifting the focus away from non-stop action and explosions.
Posted Sep 21, 2024
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A-
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I'll Be Right There
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Edie Falco dominates every scene, and doesn't come off as an overbearing mother but a likable and flawed character who doesn't realize the damage she's causing Mark and Sarah by catering to their every need.
Posted Sep 08, 2024
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B
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1992
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The 1992 riots is a great setting for a heist story with more character-driven interest than the action. The movie is suspenseful and a good thriller worth your time.
Posted Sep 02, 2024
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A-
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My Penguin Friend
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The bond between João and the adorable creature is simply moving and joyous. The story is filled with many endearing moments among perilous episodes for the little penguin.
Posted Aug 26, 2024
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B
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Alien: Romulus
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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It works as a stand-alone movie, and is probably a better experience if you come in cold, without any knowledge of the franchise. ALIEN fans bring in too much baggage and rarely can we be satisfied.
Posted Aug 17, 2024
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Deadpool & Wolverine
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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It's hilarious from start to finish with tons of X-Men and MCU references, and countless cameos for your nerdy pleasure. Disney ownership didn't affect the irreverence of the franchise with the filmmakers doubling down on the provocative and violence.
Posted Jul 23, 2024
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B+
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Fly Me to the Moon
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The movie is a delightful departure from the usual Hollywood assembly line of movies. Johansson and Tatum’s charismatic nature and great chemistry drive the momentum from start to finish.
Posted Jul 09, 2024
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B+
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The Imaginary
(2023)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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The Japanese import, acquired by Netflix, is a refreshing break from the CGI onslaught of animated films. The hand-drawn animation suits the setting of imaginary friends and the world of the Imaginaries.
Posted Jun 15, 2024
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B+
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The Dead Don't Hurt
(2023)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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Viggo Mortensen delivers a visually stunning but violent portrait of the American West, from the female gaze and the immigrant experience.
Posted Jun 02, 2024
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B
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Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
(2024)
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Lupe Rodriguez Haas
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This outing is much more tame than Fury Road, but typical of George Miller’s wasteland adventure with Chris Hemsworth stealing every scene. Anya Taylor-Joy is badass in the action scenes, but her character is bland and one-note.
Posted May 24, 2024
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