Category: Movie Reviews
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Intensity Builds in the Thriller Sovereign
As parents, we always want our children to be ready for the world they live in. In Sovereign, we see two fathers who are preparing their children for the world, but with different styles. Jerry Kane (Nick Offerman) is an anti-establishment man teaching his son, Joe (Jacob Tremblay), how to live the life of a…
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I Know What You Did Last Summer Hooks you In
I Know What You Did Last Summer has gone through various iterations. It was first a best-selling book. Then in 1997, it became a horror movie that spawned a sequel, a direct-to-video sequel, and in 2021, a thrilling television series on Prime Video. Now, in 2025, we have a new version of I Know What…
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Daniela Forever may cause Hallucinations
Daniela Forever plays with the notion of keeping someone you lost around forever and the consequences of that wish.
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Looking up with Superman
From the opening images backed with a hint of John Williams‘ infamous score, you are instantly transported to the original Superman from 1978. The movie begins amid a battle, and we are presented with text that recounts the story up to that point. By doing this, James Gunn’s Superman saves time from repeating his origin…
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Saving the World with the Heads of State
Heads of State is a silly, action-packed movie that’s a lot of fun.
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Racing with F1®️ the Movie
There is a scene in F1® The Movie where the image on the screen resembles a two-player video game. At the top of the screen is Sonny Hayes’ (Brad Pitt) point of view, and on the bottom half is Joshua Pearce’s (Damson Idris) view. Both men are behind the driver’s seat of their F1 vehicles,…
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Surviving 28 Years Later
28 Years Later felt like two movies in one. It started with a frantic pace & slowed down in the second half. The innovative camera shots bought something new to the film & some of the scenes are eye-catching! The third-act finale will create conversations!
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Finding our Place with Elio
While Elio might be aimed towards kids, adults can relate to the theme of wanting to belong and finding their group. Elio will have you laughing one minute and tearing up the next.
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Finding what is important with Materialists
Materialists is Celine Song’s way of giving us another beautiful look at relationships in today’s world.
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The Magic Shines in How to Train Your Dragon
How to Train Your Dragon is fantastic and magically captures what was done with the animated version in 2010.
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