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‘Free Fire’ a major disappointment
4/10 After a blockbuster-a-week March, April has mostly been quiet, with studios giving a week’s deference to The Fate of the Furious and two weeks to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, sure to be two of the biggest movies … Continue reading
Also go see ‘Your Name.’
7/10 A week after a major Sony investment became a flop in part because of a white-washing controversy, the highest-grossing anime movie of all time quietly expanded to American theaters. It deserves a much noisier reception. Your Name. is an … Continue reading
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Tagged Freaky Friday, Ghost in the Shell, movie titles used as verbs, The Lake House, What a twist, your name
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Go see ‘The Boss Baby’ if you haven’t
8/10 Remember Ghost in the Shell? Just three weeks later, it’s probably slipped everyone’s mind, but it was a pretty big deal to Sony. They were real proud of that movie, and thought it was going to be a bit … Continue reading
‘Fate of the Furious’ is solid
7/10 Remember when these guys were just stealing Playstations? In Fate of the Furious, after 30 disposable minutes of honeymooning and little league soccer, Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel, who also produces) inexplicably betrays his team, stealing an EMP device and … Continue reading
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Tagged #charlize theron, #cnn, #dwayne johnson, #helen mirren, #kurt russell, #paul walker, #the fast and the furious, #vin diesel, dragging a bank vault through Rio, Dwayne Johnson's candy-ass co-stars, F8, Fate of the Furious, Jason Statham, Michelle Rodriguez, Scott Eastwood, THE LEGEND OF KURT RUSSELL
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Anime adaptation a generic ‘Ghost’ in a switched-up ‘Shell’
5/10 Boring. Risk-free. Done to death. White-washed, and not just in the controversial casting decisions. Ghost in the Shell is a uniquely Japanese property, and much needed to be changed for it to translate from late ’80s Japanese audiences to … Continue reading