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Monthly Archives: February 2017
Movies in Review: “Get Out”
Anyone who watched the trailer for this film finished the trailer and felt like your mind was just taken on a trip that you couldn’t understand. I knew I had to see this movie because I need answers and closure … Continue reading
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Tagged Allison Williams, Catherine Keener, comedy horror, Erika Alexander, Get Out, Jordan Peele
Movies in Review: “Rock Dog”
There was little to no marketing for this animated flick. I came across its theatrical poster months ago, and it didn’t really capture my attention as most posters do ~shrug. I stumbled upon its weekend release date when I was … Continue reading
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Tagged computer-animated comedy, J.K. Simmons, Keenan Thomas, Lewis Black, Luke Wilson, Rock Dog
Movies in Review: “Fist Fight”
This was the only film I was looking forward to this weekend. With a comedic powerhouse cast this film had I knew I was in for some laughs. I thought the trailer was cute, and I definitely chuckled, and figured … Continue reading
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Tagged Comedy, Fist Fight, Ice Cube, Jillian Bell, Tracy Morgan
Movies in Review: “A Cure for Wellness”
So this weekend I was having a tough choice choosing which films I was going to see. There were 3 major released films this weekend, none of which I was overly excited to see, except for maybe Fist Fight. When … Continue reading
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Tagged A Cure for Wellness, Dane DeHaan, psychological horror thriller
Movies in Review:John Wick: Chapter 2″
Ok…so I admit I wasn’t up on John Wick when I watched the trailer for this second film. As a matter of fact, I didn’t even remember the first one because I definitely didn’t watch it. I’m sure my choice … Continue reading
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Tagged Common, John Leguizamo, John Wick: Chapter 2, Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, neo-noir action thriller film
Movies in Review: “The Lego Batman Movie”
If any of you watched the original Lego movie, I’m sure you had to be excited when the trailer for The Batman version dropped…I know I was. Although I’m not the biggest fan of anything Batman related, I am all … Continue reading
Movies in Review: “I am Not Your Negro”
I think the title alone is enough to have you turn your head or send a sting through your veins. I’m not sure if I saw the theatrical poster or trailer first, but both had me anticipating this documentary. Every … Continue reading
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Tagged Documentary, I am Not Your Negro, James Baldwin, Malcom X, Martin Luther King Jr., Medgar Evers, Samuel L. Jackson
