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We currently live in the age of the sequel. Though it’s a fine
We currently live in the age of the sequel. Though it’s a fine line that all franchise-starters walk, sometimes that’s a good thing. The likes of ...

Slow-burningly thrilling in that almost sort of old-fashioned
Slow-burningly thrilling in that almost sort of old-fashioned cinematic appeal, director Francis Lawrence’s “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part...

Although it proves to be sporadically stirring and suitably epic
Although it proves to be sporadically stirring and suitably epic in its ambitions, legendary director Ridley Scott’s “Exodus: Gods and Kings” is...

Entertaining albeit badly paced and somewhat poorly acted,
Entertaining albeit badly paced and somewhat poorly acted, director Gary Shore’s unimpressive “Dracula Untold” isn’t necessarily an entirely b...

Remarkably stylish, fiendishly thrilling, and giddily kinetic,
Remarkably stylish, fiendishly thrilling, and giddily kinetic, Keanu Reeves’s latest explosive thrill-ride “John Wick” serves as a rather satisf...

Hauntingly bleak, relentlessly brutal, and evocative of gratuitous
Hauntingly bleak, relentlessly brutal, and evocative of gratuitous violence which in turn provokes psychological disturbance, director David Ayer’s ...