Review: Avengers: Endgame
With such a fever sweeping the globe for the highly anticipated “endgame” of the now 22-film strong Marvel Cinematic Universe,
Read moreWith such a fever sweeping the globe for the highly anticipated “endgame” of the now 22-film strong Marvel Cinematic Universe,
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Read moreThis 2019 American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics character Carol Danvers is the twenty-first film in the Marvel
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Read moreThis 2019 American black comedy thriller is directed by Hans Petter Moland as a remake of his own native 2014
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Read moreA decade-too-late entry in the deathtrap genre. Cast your mind back to 2006, where creative, gruesome dismemberment is a sure-fire
Read moreOr “No sir, I am not making fun of your CGI suit.” The DCEU’s latest installment answers the burning question…”Does
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Read moreA touching capper to an all-timer animated trilogy. Despite a jarring change to their classic pre-feature fishing reel, Dreamworks are
Read moreGenuine spectacle rises above the scraps. Manga has had a tricky, often unsuccessful journey to the big screen. Look at
Read moreOr, “My 17 year old self has a crush on Hailee Steinfeld” Well, fellow space travellers…here I am to bring
Read moreThe streets have never felt so warm. Moonlight, a luminous, powerful look at the infliction of intersectionality on a black,
Read moreIt happens every year: films prematurely destined for greatness eventually arrive into our cineplexes with an almighty thud, typically surrounded
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