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Tron Ares: Contrived Yet Stunning
I cannot say that Tron: Ares was worth the wait, but that is not to say this sequel was any less grand.
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I cannot say that Tron: Ares was worth the wait, but that is not to say this sequel was any less grand.
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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is truly astounding. As an anime film, it magnificently elevates the series’ elements, and as an animated film, it impresses with its spectacle and style.
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While it may not be a fitting end for the series, The Conjuring: Last Rites is tolerable, but it hints that perhaps it’s time for this acclaimed horror series to take a rest
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Despite past missteps, Jurassic World: Rebirth is a stellar adventure that captures the essence of a summer blockbuster.
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Superman not only lived up to its potential, but also brought something refreshing to the superhero genre.
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After seeing it, Final Reckoning certainly lived up to the excitement behind the series. Yet the question remains for me: Is Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning a good conclusion for the series?
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Coogler has proven himself with established franchises, but Sinners has given the filmmaker a chance to break new ground in both the horror genre and his resume. After seeing the movie, I only had one question on my mind: is Sinners another hit for the acclaimed director?
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Apart from my admiration for the 1941 classic (and Universal Monsters in general) , this new take seemed interesting as its concept and presentation could create a unique werewolf movie. Yet the question remained, could Wolf Man live up to its legacy?
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2024 had its high and lows when it came to cinema, though I believe it was more former than the latter. The year saw sequels, prequels, remakes and a few musicals. So which movies stood above the rest? Well after much consideration, I have come with twelve films that shaped 2024.
Alien: Romulus had the chance of being an intriguing installment in the series-not to mention a bloody one. So after seeing this new chapter in the Alien franchise, I can say that Romulus is a much needed return for the series as well as a thrilling experience.
Between this iconic pairing, and rumors of various Marvel characters making an appearance, Deadpool and Wolverine was indeed a must see blockbuster for me. Yet with so much hype, did this superhero movie live up to expectations? After witnessing this Marvel event, I can say that this unlikely X-Men
This sequel had much to live up to as it had to match the standards of its predecessor as well as Pixar itself. So, for me, the question for this animated feature was simply could Inside Out 2 live up to its own hype?
Being a fan of Godzilla and monster films, I was eager to see what was in store for this new installment. Now after seeing the titans’ latest outing, I can say that Godzilla x Kong is a continuation that is both fitting, surprising and very much entertaining.
Dune was an impressive film to be sure, and to me there was definitely potential for the movie to become something more. So naturally, I was excited to see what was in store for Dune Part Two , and to say that it did not disappoint may be an understatement as this continuation was as spectacular as
Between Miyazaki's return and (supposedly) being one of the most expensive Japanese films ever made, there was a lot riding on this new animated feature. Going into the movie, I was excited as anyone to see this new Miyazaki film and what it had to offer. After experiencing it for myself, I can say
The story takes place over 60 years before the events of the first films anc centers on a young Coriolanus Snow (Tom Blyth) who must mentor Lucy Gray Baird (Rachel Zegler) to win the 10th Hunger Games and maintain his position in Panem. To adapt this prequel, returning to direct was none other than
Between seeing a new take on Roald Dahl’s classic story, not to mention being a musical, this new adaptation was a must see for me. So I headed to the theater to see this new take on Willy Wonka; and after seeing it I can only say that this adaptation left a delightful taste in my mouth.
Since hitting theaters in fall the new Godzilla film has become a major success with it breaking box office records and being regarded as one of the best in the series. Naturally this incentive was enough to get this film adventurer to see the new monster movie-though being a lifelong Godzilla fan I