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The Peanuts Movie – Film Review
The Peanuts Movie definitely captures the spirit of the original comic strips. Even the Holiday Specials stay in the same tone as this film to bring the Peanuts to life. The new…
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 – Film Review
After the surprising thrilling ‘Catching Fire’, ‘Mockingjay Part 1’ is more of a slow down as far as pacing & action are concerned. There is action sprinkled-in at a couple of points…
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Spectre – Film Review
Spectre is the grand finale of the Daniel Craig ‘James Bond’ series. The story comes full circle from the first film “Casino Royale (2006).” Daniel Craig does a serviceable job as Bond…
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The Martian – Film Review
This film is one of those movies that you feel is a tentpole which doesn’t need to be a franchise but will be extremely popular in successful. I have not read the…
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The Scorch Trials – Film Review
The Maze Runner series feels like a teenage version of “LOST” meets an Edward Snowden conspiracy case. I do appreciate the difference in tone for this franchise and such films as”The Hunger…
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The Man from U.N.C.L.E. – Film Review
Spy films have been heavily prevalent in 2015 with this being the fourth film of the year to be in the genre. In many ways this film does stand out from its…
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Fantastic Four (2015) – Film Review
Going into this film there was a lot of negative buzz around it. With all the critical reviews being panned and thought of as terribly managed, I was hoping for the worst…
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Insurgent – Film Review
The Insurgent series is thought of as sub par version of “The Hunger Games.” Sometimes it does seem to be the same film series but reworked into a different story. This film in…
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Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation – Film Review
The Mission Impossible franchise is one of those film series that gets better and better with every installment. Rogue Nation definitely takes upon previous installments and takes those faults and improves upon…
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Paper Towns – Film Review
Coming of age films are a staple to each generation. John Hughes in the 80’s was a staple with his films including “Sixteen Candles”, “The Breakfast Club”, or “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”…
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