Movie Review: ‘The Garfield Movie,’ so much, but so little
“The Garfield Movie” manages to fall completely flat when the credits roll. Not even the Tom Cruise references can save this one.
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Movie Review: ‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes,’ a thunderous return to the Apes franchise
“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” is a thunderous return to the Planet of the Apes franchise, bringing a familiar tone to an all-new adventure. It’s the best type of movie to kick off the summer. Here’s our review.
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Movie Review: ‘Abigail’ is a bloody good time
Bloody, brutal, and borderline barbaric, “Abigail,” entertains at the highest level, making for one of the most enjoyable horror flicks I’ve seen in recent years.
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Movie Review: ‘Monkey Man’ is an impressive directorial debut
In his directorial debut, Dev Patel blends intense action and an emotional narrative, ensuring “Monkey Man” leaves a lasting impression.
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Movie Review: ‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,’ a pleasant surprise
“Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire,” might have a convoluted plot, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t have a good time.
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Movie Review: ‘Arthur the King’ may be the most emotional movie of the year
“Arthur the King” doesn’t hesitate to rip your heart out, despite already knowing the inspirational story, so be sure to bring tissues.
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Movie Review: ‘Kung Fu Panda 4’ a lackluster addition to beloved franchise
“Kung Fun Panda 4,” promised another round of fun martial arts mayhem and heartfelt storytelling. However, while the film delivers on the action front, it struggles to capture the essence and heart that made its predecessors so beloved.
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Movie Review: ‘Mean Girls’ is a fetch retelling of the original
The new “Mean Girls” movie musical plays it safe in this modern retelling of the 2004 original film, but still manages to entertain from start to finish.
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Movie Review: ‘Night Swim’ an interesting concept, but falls flat
“Night Swim” has an interesting concept, but the execution of it falls flat, making for a typical January horror movie release.
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Movie Review: ‘Migration’ is Illumination’s best film since ‘Despicable Me’
“Migration” is one of Illumination’s best movies, bringing some of the best comedy and story since “Despicable Me.”
