movie review
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Of all the different musician bio-pics I’ve seen One Love would probably be my second favorite(Bohemian Rhapsody is still top-billing for me). I’ve found that I like it best when the movie includes them actually making the music and showing the story behind the musicians’ most notable hits. So I loved that One Love made
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I like a good kids’ movie as much as the next person, so I wasn’t reluctant to see this movie, but I also wasn’t super excited. There was just something about the trailer that told me this wasn’t going to be the next Shrek or How to Train Your Dragon if you know what I
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I’m still trying to figure out if I liked this movie, so the best way I can describe it is that it is okay, not bad, just okay. My biggest issue is that I thought it would be a lot more funny than it was. Not laughing my ass off funny, but definitely more than
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This was one of those movies that I was pretty excited about, and while I did like it, it fell just short of me loving it. Sure, it had the ridiculous, crazy, and over-the-top storyline, but it was missing one vital part. That part was the outlandish and gratuitous violence. When you’re expecting essentially another
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I realized recently that besides fantasy/superhero action, my favorite type of action movies are the over-the-top ridiculously gratuitous fight scenes action movies. You know, the ones that have you gasping and laughing at the same time at a character’s death. And The Beekeeper is exactly that type of movie. Sure, it’s not the most realistic,
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I am shocked to say this, but I actually enjoyed the new Mean Girls. As someone who really had no opinions either way on the original, I was expecting this one to be the same. Of course, I thought there were funny and memorable lines from the first one, but it was one of those
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This is one of those movies where I know it’s a good movie, but it’s not necessarily my cup of tea, so I feel conflicted. I got really into it while watching and it even made me cry, but afterward, I was just like, “Well, that was a depressing story and I feel so bad
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I loved Wonka, plain and simple. I know some people don’t agree with me, but I think Timothée was a great Wonka. He was whimsical with just a hint of unhinged insaneness. I think he landed perfectly between Wilder and Depp, although he definitely leaned more towards Wilder. Wonka was just a really fun movie
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I went and saw this over Christmas with my family, and all I really need to say about it is that it’s exactly what you think it is. Cheesy, cute, decently funny, and a teeny bit serious. Another way I can describe it is that it’s one of those movies you don’t regret seeing, but
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Before I start I have to say that I was able to see this movie early because of Regals Mystery Movie Monday. Once again, I feel weird reviewing a true-story movie that I have no previous knowledge of. So, this time, I will make it easy on myself and just assume that it’s accurate. Now,
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