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Visually creative ‘Tolkien’ failed by fundamentally poor storytelling
3/10 With the rate at which boring, inaccurate and horrendously bad biopics win awards, Tolkien could easily have been a formulaic Oscar grab. Instead, the creative team has gone in a different, much more ambitious direction, trying to recreate the … Continue reading
‘Detective Pikachu’ an adoring, vibrant journey into the Pokemon World
9/10 So they’re finally making a live-action Pokemon movie. I guess that’s all right. Guess the real surprise is that it took this long. Honestly, I’ve only got one request – don’t do it halfway. Don’t make some movie-product meant … Continue reading
2016 election fan fiction piece ‘Long Shot’ is existentially disgusting
2/10 February 2017, Hollywood- Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg share their 14th bowl of the day on the friend-of-a-friend’s couch they’ve been crashing at for a period of time they still refer to as a handful of months, but has … Continue reading
A fitting ‘Endgame’ for the MCU
8/10 Maybe I would like all of these movies more if they were three hours long. Avengers: Endgame follows in the immediate aftermath of Avengers: Infinity War, which ended when a failed philosophy undergrad named Thanos (Josh Brolin) wiped out … Continue reading
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Tagged #Age of Ultron, #Avengers, #jeremy renner, #josh brolin, Endgame, Infinity War, Joe and Anthony Russo, Malthus, Thanos was wrong
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‘La Llorona’ doesn’t stand out, never wanted to
3/10 The Curse of La Llorona doesn’t go far enough. It’s the same tame, predictable movie-product the Paranormal Activity/Insidious/Conjuring super-brand has been churning out for more than 10 years now, this one vaguely Mexican-themed. In 1973 Los Angeles, because everything … Continue reading
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Tagged Insidious, Paranormal activity, The Conjuring, The Curse of La Llorona, The Nun
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