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Review of “Exodus: Gods and Kings”
* * C It’s been a long time since I last saw “The Ten Commandments”. Ridley Scott’s epic, “Exodus, Gods and Kings”, is a remake of sorts. Christian “Batman” Bale is Moses, who is raised as the foster brother of … Continue reading
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Tagged christian bale, exodus gods and kings, joel edgerton, moses, movie, rameses, review, ridley scott, ten commandments
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Review of “The 5th Wave”
* * C I was reading Nick Yancey’s NY Times Bestseller “The 5th Wave” when I found out that the movie was already on sales. I’d read about half the book and it was decent, so I decided to check … Continue reading
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Tagged 5th wave, chloe grace moretz, movie, nick robinson, nick yancey, review, science fiction
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Review of “Banshee Chapter”
* D This super low budget film, partially shot in the horrible “found footage” style, follows journalist Anne (Katia “Katrina Crane” Winter) as she searches for the cause of her college boyfriend’s disappearance, helped along the way by a Hunter … Continue reading
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Tagged banshee chapter, found footage, horror, katia winter, movie, review, ted levine
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Review of “Deadpool”
* * * * A This is the best Marvel film since Guardians of the Galaxy. It’s very funny, action packed, and has a great love story. Wade Wilson (Ryan Reynolds) turns to the mysterious Ajax (Ed Skrein) to cure … Continue reading
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Tagged angel dust, brianna hildebrand, colossus, deadpool, ed skrein, gina carano, morena baccarin, movie, negasonic teenage warhead, review, ryan reynolds, wade wilson
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Review of “Mockingjay – Part 2”
* * * B I finally watched the final installment of the Hunger Games series, Mockingjay Part 2. I found it entertaining, despite seeing it on the small screen in my hotel room. Jennifer Lawrence (Katniss) and Josh Hutcherson (Peeta) … Continue reading
Review of “Se7en” (Rewatch)
* * C Se7en is a murder mystery made in 1995. It stars Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt as two cops hunting for a serial killer (Kevin “House of Cards” Spacey) who is staging a murder for each of the … Continue reading
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Tagged brad pitt, gwyneth paltrow, kevin spacey, morgan freeman, movie, review, se7en, seven deadly sins
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Review of “The Revenant”
* * C Leonardo DeCaprio stars as frontier guide Hugh Glass in this brutal, beautifully filmed but glacially paced western. When he is mauled by a bear, John Fitzgerald (played by Tom “Mad Max” Hardy) kills Hugh’s son Hawk and … Continue reading
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Tagged hugh glass, john fitzgerald, leonardo decaprio, movie, review, the revenant, tom hardy
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