Tag: 3.5*

The king of action slow-motion is back. And this time, instead of making sequels to the Transformers franchise, he’s remaking a French movie from 2005 called, (not) surprisingly, Ambulance? Yep, the movie world can be a weird place at times. Anyway, he does it in his style, inviting the hottest actors (Jake Gyllenhaal, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Eiza González) and directing…

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There are three things you can count on in this world, death, taxes, and if you were ever a huge Hollywood star, you would eventually get a biopic about you. Now, whether it will be a good biopic or not depends on many factors. Take Judy, for example. Judy Garland is one of the most influential actresses and…

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Does anybody know what Netflix is doing anymore? Cancelling shows, increasing prices, losing subscribers and then, they (reportedly) give $200 million for a film like The Gray Man? Look, this review will be mostly positive as I enjoyed it just fine, but somebody at Netflix has lost the plot. Sure, you can see they get the…

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To say Gretel & Hansel surprised me would be the understatement of the year. I went into this film expecting next to nothing, and why would I? It’s a retelling of a well-known fairytale (because they usually end up great) that came out in January (typically, that’s where you put movies you don’t trust to do well…

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Anna is a fascinating mess of a movie. What should have been a jump-off platform for a model turned actress Sasha Luss, got sidelined due to Luc Besson (the writer and director behind this film) being accused of sexual misconduct and the studio effectively buried this film. Read it for yourself below: Writer, producer and director Luc Besson was…

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Don’t Breathe is one of those movies you hear about if you are in any way, shape or form into films at all. What I’ve heard most about this film was that it contains a disturbing turkey baster scene. So even before going in, I knew I was in for a ride. And for the first…

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Let’s get one thing straight right from the get-go. The Suicide Squad is better than Suicide Squad (2016). It’s the “the” that makes all the difference, sometimes you need to drop it (looking at you, The Facebook), and sometimes you need to add it to distinguish itself from the pretty bad film. And, of course, the director James Gunn might have something…

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