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Best & Worst Movie And TV Moments Of 2017
2017 is almost complete, and it wasn't without its thrills, chills, and tear spills. We've picked through all of it, and now present our...


Best And Worst Films of 2017 - Chris Edition
2017 was a controversial year in cinema. The most entertaining movies (Baywatch, The Greatest Showman) were critically slammed. The most...


Review: The Greatest Showman Might Just Be The Right Title For Hugh Jackman
The Greatest Showman, the Hugh Jackman-helmed P. T. Barnum biopic, is far from a perfect film. For a film using circus sideshow freaks to...


Review: Jumanji Is A Strong Finish For 2017
I never thought I would be saying this but...here we are. A bunch of school kids, some friends, some not, get drawn into a video game by...


Best And Worst Films Of 2017
2017 has certainly been an interesting year. A year filled with instant classics and painful disappointments. We got some of the best...


Review: Downsizing Is Small Idea With Some Big Goals
Roald Dahl wrote whimsy with an undercurrent darker than the darkest night. Downsizing isn't much different. Humanities biggest problem...


Review: Bright Is A Return To Form For David Ayer
The man responsible for the awful Suicide Squad, David Ayer, is a director I had great respect for. And now, now I can again. In an...


Review: Star Wars VIII The Last Jedi Is An Empty Disappointment
The much anticipated sequel to the mostly dull Force Awakens, The Last Jedi opens with a bang, and ends with a whimper. Picking up...


Review: The Disaster Artist Is An Artistic Disaster
It's not just a fun headline; The Disaster Artist takes great talent and a great story and messes it all up. The writing favours typical...


Review: Only The Brave Is Part Disaster Movie, Part War Movie
Fire is a strange thing. It is both the cradle of civilization and one of the most destructive forces known to man. When have have it...
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