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Insidious 3 focuses on correct lead, still tame, predictable
So if they’re titling the movies like chapters in a book, shouldn’t this one be called Insidious: Prologue? The deceptively titled Insidious: Chapter 3 takes place a few years before the first movie and chronicles Elise Rainer (Lin Shayne) coming out of retirement … Continue reading
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Tagged #blumhouse, #ghostbusters, #insidious 3, #james wan, #leigh whannell, horror movies, Jason Blum
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A tale of two McCarthys
At Spy’s world premier in May, star Jason Statham called writer/director Paul Feig “The Scorsese of comedy.” To really understand the gravity of this comment, you have to take the time to watch all those classic Scorsese/Statham collaborations. Go ahead. I’ll wait. Spy stars … Continue reading
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Tagged #007, #james bond, #martin scorscese, #spy, #spymovie, Jason Statham, Melissa McCarthy, Paul Feig, Rose Byrne
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Show about vanity and entitlement becomes movie about vanity and entitlement
Entourage is the whitest, broiest TV show that ever bleached a white bro’s bro-hole, and anyone expecting anything different from the movie was setting themselves up for disappointment. The movie picks up with Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) partying after annulling his … Continue reading
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Tagged #entourage, #entouragemovie, #haleyjoelosment, #HBO, #kelseygrammar, #sexism, Adrian Grenier, Ari Gold, Haley Joel Osment, Jeremy Piven, Vincent Chase
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San Andreas toppled by wobbly foundation
San Andreas gets immediate points off for opening with the Warner Bros. logo transitioning into the New Line Cinema logo, triggering traumatic Hobbit flashbacks. It follows this up at once by making viewers listen to most of Taylor Swift’s “Style.” This movie has, … Continue reading