Review: WONDER WOMAN 1984
WONDER WOMAN 1984 is a fun, upbeat, and frequently heartwarming return for the lasso-slinging Amazonian princess.
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WONDER WOMAN 1984 is a fun, upbeat, and frequently heartwarming return for the lasso-slinging Amazonian princess.
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Gene Simmons is a Kaiju
Cinema Chance Cube rock-and-rolled all nite and watched the Michael Crichton directed RUNAWAY starring Tom Selleck’s Mustache and Gene Simmons of KISS
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Welcome to the Resistance
WATCH DOGS: LEGION goes to dark places in a dystopian London while also being endlessly fun and cool.
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SOUND OF METAL utilizes experimental sound design to amplify Riz Ahmed’s magnetic performance as a drummer suffering from permanent hearing loss
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Luke Greenfield’s HALF BROTHERS is a lazy, off putting road trip comedy that is as painfully unfunny as it is cloyingly sentimental
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Paul Bettany’s lead performance gives weight to Alan Ball’s UNCLE FRANK, which is otherwise a shallow, manipulative and caricatured film.
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