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By admin September 7, 2022September 12, 2022 ALL/Movie

Cinematic Releases: Barbarian (2022) – Reviewed

Courtesy of 20th Century Studios After years of working in television, namely as an actor-director of The Whitest Kids U’Know as well as the satirical comedy The Civil War on Drugs, Zach Cregger went away for about nine years before reemerging in television around 2020.  Which brings us to arguably

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Jason’s Review of Thor: Love and Thunder 2022 ★★★½

Watched Jul 08, 2022 When it’s being funny and silly and irreverent (first half for the most part) I loved it. When it gets too into the plot and all the lengthy, low-stakes action scenes I tuned out, because the stories in most of these Marvel movies are just completely

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Kierre’s Review of Thor: Love and Thunder 2022 ★★★

Watched Jul 21, 2022 Thor: Love and Thunder is the 4th Thor film starring Chris Hemsworth as the title character. In the film, years after the big battle with Thanos in Avengers: Endgame, Thor has been traveling around the Universe with the Guardians of the Galaxy. He has also somehow

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Jason’s Review of Elvis 2022 ★★★★½

Watched Jul10, 2022 Definitely not your standard-issue biopic. This is a loud, wild, angry, passionate, rapturous, epic swirl of sound, color, emotion, and American history. I drank in every one of its 159 minutes. Now I actually kinda get what Baz Luhrmann meant when he said it’s like the Apocalypse

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Jason’s Review of The Lost City 2022 ★★½

Watched Apr 04, 2022 As much as I wish I could throw my full support behind a new movie that is both based on an original idea (not a part of any franchise or “multiverse”) and less than two hours long (both something of a minor miracle in 2022), I

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