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I know this movie is having a tough go of it but all I care about is the fact that it is fun to watch. Straight up. Now I’m not going to lie and say it’s one of the best MCU movies, I would put it solidly in the mid-tier, but it is entertaining to
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I am by no means an expert on Five Nights at Freddy’s, I’m practically a beginner, but I believe I’ve hit that perfect sweet spot. I’ve watched just enough play-throughs to be able to enjoy the movie more than the uninitiated but not know too much to where a change would bother me. So, I
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Before I start, I feel like I have to say that I’m not even sure if I’ve seen the original 2003 movie fully, and it’s been a very long time since I’ve ridden the ride, so I can’t really compare this movie to anything. With that being said, let’s start this review. So, at the
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When I first saw the trailer for this movie I knew immediately that I wanted to see it because it’s one of the first true-story movies that I was aware of when it was happening. While I wasn’t actually involved in it, I witnessed all the memes, so I was excited to see the stuff
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I also watched these movies in my recent Prime deep dive, but the confusing/funny thing is that on Prime, it looks like it is a mini-series and not three different movies, so that was a shocker at the end. Now to the actual review part, I was reasonably pleased with these movies. They were classic
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Recently I got in one of my moods again where I deep dive on Amazon Prime and watch any random movie that catches my attention, and Robin of Locksley was one of the winners. Normally, I avoid shows and movies before the 2000s because I have a very hard time handling the low-qualityness (especially compared
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Guy Ritchie is one of the only directors that I would consider watching one of his movies no matter what it’s about. So, I knew eventually I would get around to watching The Covenant. And while I did enjoy it and think it’s a great movie, it seemed to be the least Guy Ritchie Guy
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I’m not a big fan of horror vibe movies, but I love me some murder mysteries, especially when Hercule Poirot is the detective. So, Poirot was able to save me from any of the creepy scary moments, which there definitely were (*cough* disembodied singing children *cough*). But really, I hate the creepy children humming. Having
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If Blue Beetle is any indication of what the new DCU will be like, then I just might be optimistic about its future. I loved watching this movie. It was the perfect combination of cheesy/cliché and seriousness. Whenever a movie can make me literally laugh out loud and then cry 30 minutes later, I know
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I’m not a fan of horror movies, but I am a huge fan of Dracula, so I obviously had to watch this. And after watching it, I have 3 main takeaways. The first being that it wasn’t as horrory as I expected(luckily for me). Sure, it had a plethora of scary moments but not the
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