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Pain & Gain shows, doesn’t condone violence
Pain & Gain has the words “Michael Bay” in the opening credits, but after those words fade out, the film becomes unlike anything Bay’s ever directed. Based on a true story, the movie follows Daniel Lugo (Mark Wahlberg) and the … Continue reading
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Oblivion is OK, not really worth the effort
Technically, Oblivion is a well-done film. Technically. The movie follows Jack Harper (Tom Cruise) as he repairs drones on an Earth that has been lost in an alien war. According to Harper, the planet was rendered uninhabitable after the aliens … Continue reading
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42 straight of the 1940’s
42 sets itself up as a bio-pic, but it takes its cues more from World War II-era propaganda films. The movie follows baseball icon Jackie Robinson (Chadwick Boseman) through his first year with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. The first … Continue reading
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Evil Dead was better in the ’80s
The latest remake of a beloved horror classic is out. Yawn. Evil Dead follows a similar plot to 1981’s The Evil Dead — five teenagers go to an isolated cabin and find the Necronomicon. A character says something about demonic … Continue reading
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G.I. Joe is just useless
G.I. Joe: Retaliation’s opening credits are pretty epic until the word “Hasbro” flashes on the screen. The film is a sequel to 2009’s Rise of Cobra in name only. Retaliation features an entirely new set of writers, a new director … Continue reading
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