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The Godzilla trailers lied, you will be cheated and you will feel like you’ve been cheated
Godzilla’s trailers are excellent. The feature is completely unrelated. The film, which was supposed to be about nuclear physicist Joe Brody (Bryan Cranston) and Godzilla, is actually about Navy Lieutenant Ford Brody (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) and the Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Objects, weird … Continue reading
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Neighbors is funny and you should go see it
With sterling performances and writing, Neighbors immediately becomes the most solid experience in theaters right now. The film sets the Radner family (Seth Rogen, who also produces, and Rose Byrne), freshly moved into a house they’ve spent every dime on, … Continue reading
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The Surprisingly OK Spider-Man
The Amazing Spider-Man’s poor direction and over-the-top script combines with Spider-Man 3’s overcrowded, clustered feel to form… …a surprisingly decent movie. The Amazing Spider-Man 2’s story threads (ha ha ha, spider-man threads) are almost endless. The movie is way too … Continue reading
No matter how many women are in a movie if you don’t give them agency it’s still sexist
Overtly Sexist Media Inc. presents The Other Woman. The movie follows Carly Whitten (Cameron Diaz), the main character, Kate King (Leslie Mann), the dumb one of the group, and Amber (Kate Upton), the other dumb one of the group, as … Continue reading
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Oculus a must-see horror flick
It’s difficult to walk away from Oculus. Not in the sense that it’s difficult to walk out of the theater — that’s outright impossible — but in the sense that it is, literally, difficult to walk away from the arena … Continue reading