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Dave Bautista’s newest project, ‘My Spy’ on Amazon Prime Video, was a family-friendly film with a story of a man, JJ, from the military, making a transition into spy work. While he’s not good at spying, he is excellent at fighting. His physical skills gain him high praise from coworkers, but his lack of tact gets him demoted to a stakeout job accompanied by Bobbi, his technical genius.
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Why did Detective Pikachu get a 69% on Rotten Tomatoes?
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During this quarantine period, I’ve been rewatching a lot of my old favorites on Disney Plus. I came across Aladdin, the live-action version, several times and skipped over it because I’d been there done that, wrote a whole post regarding the downfalls of remade and revamped movies because of it.
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With a bit more time to roam through the Disney Plus archives, I had a chance to watch Toy Story 4 and find out what adventures Woody and the rest of the gang had been up to since being gifted to Bonnie.
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The Invisible Man (2020) is one of the better thrillers that I’ve seen in recent history. It follows that fine line of creepy and menacing while giving you a slow-paced mind freak for most of the movie.
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A reimagining of the 1978 series Fantasy Island released on Valentine’s Day 2020. I can’t say that I’ve watched the show before, but I did know it existed. I watched the trailer several weeks ago and immediately made plans to see it.
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Sonic the Hedgehog was a pleasant surprise.
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Finally, finally, finally, the sequel to my most recent favorite romantic comedy is out.
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There are a lot of exciting movies set for release in the next four months. However, four upcoming films have piqued my senses, and those are the films I am highlighting in this post.
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Despite not having any expectations of this movie, the first moments of Underwater were reminiscent of Alien. I thought I was wrong, but I was definitely on to something.
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I found myself watching yet another movie buried in Netflix. This time, it’s a film titled Hurricane Heist. It was directed by the same direct of the Fast and the Furious and released in 2018 to a lukewarm reception from critics. But that’s not what we’re here to discuss. We’re here to figure out how the story flushed out.
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When I found out Ni No Kuni the animator of the Studio Ghibli films, I was elated! I love the wholesome feel of the Studio Ghibli films, so even though I am not familar with Ni No Kuno as a Bandi Namco game, I hit play with optimism.
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Bad Boys For Life starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in their unforgettable roles as Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett was a movie that provided a wide range of emotions throughout the film, and because of that, it is definitely a movie to see.
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After the blockbuster success of Joker in October 2019, there have been reports of a possible sequel to capitalize on its stand-alone success.
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It was impossible to get to the theater before every person I knew began talking about this movie. Some people had negative opinions, other people enjoyed it. But, I reserved judgment until I watched it for myself.
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Jumanji: The Next Level was a wholesome, fun, enjoyable movie. The opening moments of the film telegraph what’s going to happen right away, but that doesn’t stop you from having fun with the familiar characters that we met in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.
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