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Director David Gordon GreenWriters David Gordon Green, Peter SattlerStarring Leslie Odom, Jr., Ann Dowd, Jennifer Nettles, Norbert Leo Butz, Lidya Jewett, Olivia Marcum, Ellen Burstyn The thought of the guy […]
That there hasn’t been a really good film since 2017’s Annabelle: Creation should tell Wan to put more creative forces into future efforts or just give up these ghosts.
The Phillippous demonstrate that they know how to tilt some tropes, while they play right into others.
So if this is a victory, it is a small one. It’s a ray of hope in the shadow within which the power resides
McQuarrie and Cruise have pullled this series right to the top of the heap in an era where many movie makers feel justified making films with such animation as to feel like literal cartoons of CGI.
Gerwig and Baumbach walk the line between preaching and expression of genuine feelings.
The portrayal that we are granted by Monteverde and his writing partner Barr give those in bondage a light. Let’s hope it’s a light that never goes out.
For those who’ve seen any one of Wes Anderson films, Asteroid City will fit right in with previous experiences.
As a character, Indiana Jones is fine. As an adventurer, the results are diminishing.
Anyone who has ever seen a D.C. film should find something to enjoy in The Flash.
There is nothing here that a pre-teen would be damaged by, and it works as the kind of film one might watch for their first horror.
The Guardians of the Galaxy series is a gift that keeps on giving to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
…requisite talent is in abundance but Beau is Afraid feels more like a vanity project aping his auteur heroes.
If one is a fan of creative gore, Evil Dead Rise has it in spades.
If not for Crowe’s performance, this film is considerably unerwhelming.
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