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Review: The Shape Of Water Is So Weird It's Great
The master of monsters, Guillermo Del Toro, brings romance between an Amazonian fishman and a mute woman. Ladies and gentlemen, things...


Review: Darkest Hour Is All Oldman
Winston Churchill is one of, if not the most, recognizable British leaders in both reality and with the world of film. Everyone from...


Review: The Grey Is Neeson’s Best In Years
A tale of life and death, of survival and of the nature of man, set in a frozen wasteland as a pack of hungry wolves hunt down our...


Review: The A-Team Is A Fun, If Dumb, Action Romp
Despite never quite living up to its opening scenes, the cinematic adaptation of the 80’s cheese fest, The A-Team is nothing short of...


Review: Taken Will Find You, And It Will Entertain You
Liam Neeson is leaving action behind. With the imminent release of The Commuter and Hard Powder coming later in the year, the career path...


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...


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: Star Wars: Clone Wars Is Pretty Damn Neat
This is, and always will be, the coolest Star Wars has ever been. Star Wars: Clone Wars tells a number of short stories from across the...


Review: Stars Wars III Revenge Of The Sith Is The Shakespeare Of Sci-fi
A tale of hidden love, revenge, tragedy and betrayal, set against the backdrop of galactic civil war? Sign me up. The Clone Wars are...


Review: Star Wars I The Phantom Menace Isn't As Bad As You Think
Trade disputes? Congress? Taxation? The scrawl hasn't even finished and I'm already confused. Turning back time to almost 40 years before...
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