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‘(Viet)Kong’ movie audacious, very poorly done
3/10 GOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING, SKULL ISLAND! In 1973, just a day after saying goodnight to Saigon, top-ranking government official Bill Randa (John Goodman) gets the green light for an expedition to Skull Island, an uncharted land mass surrounded by a perpetual … Continue reading
‘Logan’ underwhelms in final outing
4/10 After 17 years and nine movies, comic book die-hards are finally getting the Logan they always wanted — the warrior-poet who curses like a sailor as he graphically dismembers other characters, barely in control of his feral rage. Too … Continue reading
‘Get Out’ a supremely competent thriller
8/10 They gave half of sketch comedy duo Key & Peele a movie — and it’s a psychological thriller? Get Out of here! When Chris Washington (Daniel Kaluuya) drives up to the country with his girlfriend, Rose Armitage (Allison Williams), … Continue reading
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Tagged #comedy central, Cahterine Keener, Daniel Kaluuya, Get Out, Jordan Peele, Keanu, Keegan-Michael Key, Key & Peele, prairie-home witch, tame
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‘Great Wall’ like any other blockbuster
3/10 Advertising for The Great Wall centered on one question — “What were they trying to keep out?” The Mongols. They were trying to keep out the Mongols. In the 11th century, European mercenary William Garin (Matt Damon) has crossed … Continue reading
‘Wellness’ a valiant attempt at a better movie
5/10 Between Pirates of the Caribbean, The Ring and Rango, Gore Verbinski’s consistently popular movies have grossed $3.72 billion worldwide, making him the 10th-highest grossing director in the world. With a projected opening of $6-8 million, A Cure for Wellness … Continue reading
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Tagged #pirates of the caribbean, #sec, A Cure for Wellness, a valiant attempt at making a better movie than it is, close-ups, creepy, Dane DeHaan, eels teeth and toilet levers, Gore Verbinski, phobia-obsessed, Rango, Still photography in moviemaking, The Ring, unlikeable lead character, Verbinski directs his binski off
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