WATCH NOW As a movie critic, there are times when you have just finished watching a movie and wish to forget about everything. You do not want to go to your notes and review the film or think about it at all. I want Gone to just be gone…not because it’s such an awful film. […]
WATCH NOW Based in South Boston, Jason is a weirdo teenager Michael Angarano who is obsessed with Kung Fu movies and Chinese culture. We frequently see him watching martial arts films and visiting Old Hop’s paw shop, he’s specifically looking for Chinese movies. While browsing the store, he comes across an ancient staff. Old Hop
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WATCH NOW The Timber wanted very much to be something more, something meaningful, something timeless. The foundations are there, but it does not get to the heights it could or would like to. The film is directed by Anthony O’Brien and has James Ransone, Elisa Lasowski, Mark Caven, William Gaunt, David Bailie, and Josh Peck
WATCH NOW “Meek’s Cutoff” is a western-themed film that steps out of the norm just on the contrary. In simple terms, there is an attempt to capture and showcase the magnitude of hardship and reality that is associated with traveling via wagon trains to the wild west. Reichardt’s depiction accurately conveys what life would look
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WATCH NOW Alright, it’s understandable that many of you have kind of moved away from the Marvel Cinematic Universe after 15 years. I get it. Some of you might be excited for a time when there aren’t as many comic book films. That is reasonable. Can I show you Indonesia’s answer to the MCU before
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WATCH NOW Schwarzenegger was this man’s bizarre obsession and God bless him for it. Cameron also directed a little devoted submarine flick called The Abyss, which, surprisingly enough, bombed in the box office but later became a cult classic – though it remains incredibly hard to find people who actually watched. In any case, I
WATCH NOW How’s this for a threat? Fantasia is about to be wiped out and the enemy isn’t an evil wizard or a thermo-nuclear device but Nothingness. An implacable wave of Nothingness is marching down the kingdom and destroying everything in sight. Were kid movies this nihilistic back in the day? The only thing that
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WATCH NOW Kings of the Sun is recognizable by its lack of a single “white man” character. No European gentry with their coats and daggers are invading, and no one is linguistically conquering. But hold a minute, you say. What about Apocalypto (minus the conclusion)? Perhaps, but Kings of the Sun takes it to the
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WATCH NOW What else can I say? It’s clear that 3D has always been my favorite. Once I started watching 3D content at home, I quickly realized that there was a need for more content. I can guess that all of you who are buying your first piece of 3D hardware will have this same
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WATCH NOW Witless as it may seem, “The Little Vampire” is a charming yet attractive film which tells a story of a child from San Diego moving to Scotland with his family where he encounters a household of vampires. This movie is derived from a best selling children’s novel by German writer Angela Sommer Boden
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