Category: Reviews
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Week of January 12th
It appears that AMC has finally followed through on their promise to shorten the preshow. It looks like they did this through re-editing the AMC welcome/Stubs/no talking sections to be maybe half its length. We still have the too long Coke commercials before Nicole tells us how movies are magic, but on the whole, it…
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Week of January 5th – Two Kinds of Disasters?
It appears that AMC has finally followed through on their promise to shorten the preshow. It looks like they did this through re-editing the AMC welcome/Stubs/no talking sections to be maybe half its length. We still have the too long Coke commercials before Nicole tells us how movies are magic, but on the whole, it…
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Week of December 29th – Out with the Old, In with the New
It’s a new year, and what you might have already noticed on the site is I changed how things look. Same info, just a different style. One addition on the reviews you will see below is I am including the premise at the start of each review. By doing that, I can go right into…
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Week of November 24th
As this is Thanksgiving week, it is only fitting that I thank all of you for being part of this journey for me. While most of the attention is on my Instagram account, due to the tournaments that I hold throughout the year, it is here where I can expound on my thoughts. This has…
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Week of November 17th
It’s been a minute since my last review post. Here is the lightning round recap to catch things up. Now that we are caught back up, hat brings us to this week. On to the reviews! 2022’s Sisu never seemed like a film that would get a sequel. Yes, it was a critical darling (94%…
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Week of October 13 – Adventure in Chicago
I’m back after a hiatus in time for Chicago. I have a lot of films these next two weeks, so I have the reviews for the Chicago ones split up over the next two weeks. The first 2 are here, and I’m planning on the other 7 to be part of next week’s post. Even…
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Week of September 8th – Walking Kills
Toronto International Film Festival awards were announced this morning. The top award, the People’s Choice, goes to Hamnet, while the first runner up is Frankenstein, and Wake Up Dead Man being the second runner up. This is Chloe Zhao’s second time winning the award, and she is the only director to do that. With the…
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Week of September 1st – False Starts
After taking August off to focus on other things, I’m finally back in the swing of posting reviews. There is one film missing from what I had planned this week however. On Monday, there was a new edition of Screen Unseen that was pretty much confirmed to be The Threesome. If you follow me on…
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Week of July 14th – I Know What You Did in 2020….
I took a quick break from reviews to sort out some personal issues, but that doesn’t mean I stopped watching films. I should have solo reviews out for Jurassic World Rebirth and Superman posted soon. As for the other films that I missed posting reviews on during this hiatus, F1 was excellent (4/5), M3gan 2.0…
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Week of June 16th – 18 Years Later
This week on Monday, Sinners passed Gravity for 2nd on the list of the highest grossing, original films in the last 15 years. Here is who is also on the list: Seeing how much a lot of our blockbusters make each year, $160 million doesn’t seem like too big of an amount to get to.…