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Batman and Superman fight, and the audience loses
Contrary to popular belief, “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” is not a bad movie. In fact, it, at times, excels and revels in some truly awe-inspiring scenes that bring mythological depth to the titular characters of the film—a feat that not even some critically-acclaimed Marvel movies can claim.
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New ‘Cloverfield’ redefines the sequel
Michelle and her self-styled savior, Howard Stambler, played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead and John Goodman, respectively, engage in a game of deception and secrecy with deadly consequences.
Oscars
2016 Oscar Predictions: Few upsets expected
Finally, after one of the most unpredictable and controversial awards seasons in history, the Academy Awards are upon us.
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Oscar series: ‘The Big Short’ stands tall
“The Big Short,” Adam McKay’s first foray into the dramatic, tells the story of the market crash of 2007/2008.
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‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ blazes ahead
“Fury Road” could be described with about equal accuracy as a reboot and as a continuation of the saga.
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‘Hail, Ceaser’ is a solid B-plus
The Coen brothers’ latest effort tries to capture the madcap silliness of some of their earlier efforts, but without enough fully–fleshed-out characters.
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‘Turbo Kid’ delivers small budget 80’s camp
“Turbo Kid’s” nostalgia for the aesthetic gloss of the ‘80s manifests in its presentation as well as its plot.
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‘Brooklyn’ should not be underestimated
“Brooklyn” is the rare sort of film that leaves you in disbelief once the end credits start rolling.
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‘Room’ is full of surprises
It’s one of those films where knowing absolutely nothing about it is the only way to watch it.
Oscars
Oscar watch: A Christmas ‘Carol’
Giving into the charms of Todd Haynes’ “Carol” is kind of like falling in love: you begin to slowly surrender, until you do so all at once.