WATCH NOW Would you ever have imagined that my first encounter with a Full Moon Features film didn’t occur until just a few years back? Ever since I have been trying to watch as many films made by the company as I can. One of the final films on my list was Ken Dixon’s Slave […]
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WATCH NOW The Odessey by Homer serves as the basis of the film O Brother, Where Art Thou? which was produced by the Coen Brothers. The brothers claimed that their film Fargo was indeed based on true events, but later they revealed that it wasn’t; this time they admit that they did not read the
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WATCH NOW I have been trying to remember if there was any historical drama that I thought was as electric as Joe Wright’s “Darkest Hour.” It could’ve been Steven Spielberg’s “Munich,” which for 12 years has held the first position in my list of top 10 films. These films are certainly not the same, and
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WATCH NOW The first time I watched the film, I was grappling with disappointment during the first few scenes because I didn’t understand why the film had diverged from the game storyline. It is incredibly engaging to imagine Lara body slamming hordes of Trinity guards, but, unfortunately, that isn’t very realistic for a two hour
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WATCH NOW How does one even begin describing the Care Bears? Well, let’s see. They are somehow a mix of bears and cake and they claim that they care, and I mean really care about everyone, including people who go slow on the cash points. Starting from 1985, The Care Bears have been in several
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I do not remember why I first got interested in the German twins Wolfgang and Christoph Lauenstein. Perhaps it had to do that they look as if they have never successfully spoken with a human and are from another planet. Last year, I remember saying the animation quality and the random plots made me question
WATCH NOW In the first film, “47 Meters Down,” Mandy Moore and Claire Holt portray sisters who go on a boat tour promising close shark encounters. A tour that quickly goes awry when they find themselves stuck in a cage on the ocean floor surrounded by CGI sharks. Moore and Holt find themselves deep on
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WATCH NOW “The first episode from any TV show always feels special and thrilling as it introduces the audience to the entire concept of the show,” states ‘Drumline’. The movie features a marching band at a black university in Atlanta. The film follows the journey of Devon played by the famous Nick Cannon, a self-trained
WATCH NOW Some time ago, someone (maybe me) noted that Hollywood has never really let go of B-Pictures. All they did was allocate 100 million dollars to their budgets and market them as A Pictures. This is Vertical Limit. Like many other blockbusters, Vertical Limit also follows a formula and comes with its share of
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WATCH NOW “Into the blue” is quite simply an adventure. Not one of those hyperactive thrillers with ridiculous special effects, but rather a tale with people, danger, treasure, and love, where literally everything that everyone does is physically possible to do (with the exception that they seem to have the ability to hold their breath
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