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Nerves, belly laughs from brilliant debut ‘Sorry to Bother You’
9/10 Sorry to Bother You is a special, special film. Cassius “Cash is” Green (Lakeith Stanfield) is an impoverished Oakland resident living out of his uncle’s garage. He starts the film by getting a call center job, which gets him … Continue reading
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Tagged Boots Riley, David Cross, Get Out, Lakeith Stanfield, Sorry to Bother You
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‘Skyscraper’ good at times, needed a plotscraper
4/10 Skyscraper’s got everything. It’s got The Rock, it’s got a 1.1 kilometer tall building, it’s got everything. The most ironic thing it has, though, is junk. There’s too much junk in this movie. Skyscraper follows Will Sawyer (Dwayne Johnson), … Continue reading
Second time is more charming, but still lacks that special something
8/10 Ant-Man and the Wasp is wonderful. Unfortunately, because I’m pathologically incapable of enjoying Marvel movies, it still leaves me wanting. The film joins The Avengers’ size-shifting wonder Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) at the end of his long house arrest … Continue reading
‘First Purge’ is the first great purge movie
9/10 The Purge movies continue to baffle me with cultural staying power that outsizes their box office numbers. What started as a cut-rate home invasion movie with an elaborate premise has captured the American imagination, fitting like a glove onto … Continue reading
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Tagged blaxploitation, Ethan Hawke, Gerald McMurray, James DeMonaco, The First Purge, The Purge
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‘Superfly’ is sort of fly at times, but mostly forgettable
3/10 I was really looking forward to Superfly, and my excitement was vindicated from the first shot to, I don’t know, maybe the end of the second scene. Those two are slathered in style that, for some reason, the rest … Continue reading
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Tagged #the raid 2, Director X, Layer Cake, Luke Cage, Matthew Vaughn, Michael K Williams, Proud Mary, Superfly, Trevor Jackson
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