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Review of “Flight Risk”: Mark Wahlberg in Mel...

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2025/01/24

They are unaware that their pilot, Daryl, has a hidden objective in Flight Risk. Director Mel Gibson and screenwriter Jared Rosenberg created a sleek and compact action movie that is idiotic, unrealistic, and uninteresting. The speech varies from clunky to uncomfortable to inadvertently amusing, and the action scenes, CGI effects, and cinematography are subpar. Michelle Dockery delivers a lackluster performance, even when Madelyn is in danger. Every scenario falls flat, with insufficient

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Back in Action - Catch Jamie Foxx in New Spy Action

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2025/01/23

Seth Gordon's pantomimic espionage caper spells out a bunch of known tropes, twists them up a little, adds the traditional nighttime locales of London, and tosses in a gorgeous female hacker with the ability to break the Thames Barrier and flood the city. Following a frantic prologue set fifteen years ago, which includes a stunning aircraft crash and an avalanche, Back in Action settles into romcom mode, with Ms Diaz and Jamie Foxx playing a pair of loved-up ex-spies hiding out in suburbia

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Excellent film in a new way of seeing the wolf

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2025/01/22

All I can say about this film is its unique and emotive take on the Wolf Man tale and history. Excellent performances all around, but notably from Christopher Abbott. The figure he depicts before the "turn" was a man worth empathizing with. Even as he transforms into the monster, his eyes continue to convey a narrative through the hair and makeup... and it's tragic. On the subject of hair and cosmetics, the final shape of the Wolf Man may be contentious, but I believe it was excellent. This

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Best Place To Enjoy Flixtor Entertainment Paradise

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2025/01/21

With a huge selection of programs from several genres, Flixtor caters to television show aficionados. It offers connections to the quickest servers, guaranteeing continuous access even during heavy traffic. The site is regularly updated to reflect the most recent episodes and popular shows. With its streamlined style and extensive content base, it serves a variety of

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The Brutalist Movie - Filled With Surprises

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2025/01/20

The characters are not who you anticipate - not in the Scooby Doo ending sense, but in the more subtle, gradual ways that actual people reveal themselves - they evolve, in different contexts, or when driven by circumstance. Here, the setting is post-WWII horror. In a frenzied opening scenario reminiscent of being practically birthed by the Statue of Liberty, Adrien Brody's Laszlo, a Jewish architect who escaped the clutches of murderous Europe, ekes into the embracing arms of America -

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Silo Season 2 Episode 10 Ending Explained

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2025/01/18

Fans are arguing over every detail as Sili episode 10 ends the season on a cliffhanger. In the suspenseful conclusion, Juliette and Bernard are confined to an airlock while flames erupt around them. Bernard is wearing what appears to be typical protection gear. Juliette is wearing a fireman costume that seems to be made to endure intense heat. Viewers are left with more questions than answers as the show concludes without knowing if either

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Get Away - A clumsy comedy/horror film with tons of...

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2025/01/16

To watch and observe the Karantän festival, a family of 2.4 English children travels to a small Swedish island; sadly, there is also a murderer on the island. This film has a vintage feel; it might have been produced in 2006 when this aesthetic was quite fashionable, so it was both familiar and novel from that perspective. Although it doesn't deserve some of the bad reviews, I can't help but wonder if some of them stem from the film's incredibly boring first half, which is offset by a wild

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Den of Thieves 2 - Good follow-up to a promising...

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2025/01/15

The entertaining action film DEN OF THIEVES, reportedly quite similar to HEAT, was released in 2018. starring O'Shea Jackson Jr. and Gerard Butler as police officers who occasionally exceed boundaries. I enjoyed it as a thief who doesn't kill. The strange thing is that I only recently saw it on Netflix. I can't even recall the release of the film. It seems to have been underappreciated at the time. Seven years later, DEN OF THIEVES 2: PANTERA is the

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What A Film - "A Complete Unknown" by James Mangold

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2025/01/14

"A Complete Unknown" by James Mangold explores all the factors influencing and distorting creativity. Mangold's film skillfully depicts the nexus of art and fame with strong performances, understated directing, and natural cutting, eschewing the sometimes superficial approach of the cradle-to-the-grave biography to portray a key chapter in music and world history. As someone who often despises the "greatest hits" narratives of movies on well-known people and how they frequently rely on

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Billy Bob Thornton makes it worth seeing - Landman

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2025/01/08

To begin, I must state that I adore Taylor Sheridan in almost every way. He smacks home run after home run, and Landman is no exception. Sheridan scores another hit. Landman is set in modern-day Texas, where everyone from millionaires to roughnecks seeks to make a fortune in the oil sector. This series follows Tommy Norris as he attempts to propel his firm to the top amid the oil fuel boom. I would recommend this to anybody seeking a decent new series to watch, especially fans of Taylor

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Worth the second season - Squid Game

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2025/01/07

Despite the critics and conflicting reviews, I loved Season 2 of Squid Game. The plot felt more serious, and I liked how the series delved further into the individuals' backstories. The psychological tension and moral quandaries were captivating, keeping me on the edge of my seat. Sure, some scenes may have seemed overdone or too theatrical, but the program remained faithful to its unusual idea. New games were added. The sights and acting were fantastic, and it made me think about our

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Squid Game: A Decent Start, A Faltering Sequel.

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2025/01/07

Squid Game's first season is unquestionably engaging, yet far from perfect. Its captivating idea, fascinating difficulties, and intriguing characters indicate great potential. Unfortunately, the second season pulled the series down, looking rushed and lacking in new ideas- a Netflix cash grab with a heavy-handed goal. The filmmaker hinted at the show's inevitable end after Season One, yet the sequel moves forward

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Silo Season 2 Episode 8 Conclusion Explained: Who...

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2025/01/06

Solo's attackers also injured Juliette in Silo season 2 episode 8, making it impossible to understand who they are and what they want from Solo and Juliette. In episode 7, Silo delivered one of its most suspenseful cliffhangers, as Juliette nearly drowned and knew Solo had been injured and taken away. Since the two characters first believed they were alone in Silo 17, the emergence of more survivors is an intriguing plot

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Mufasa: The Lion King - Worth To Catch In New Year

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2024/12/30

"Mufasa: The Lion King" a film that serves as a prequel and sequel to the beloved Lion King franchise,The story of "Mufasa" begins far beyond the mountains and the shadows. On the other side of the light, is a story of a lion born without a drop of nobility in his blood who would become King of all that light touched. Mufasa is a beautiful CGI movie with a nice story from Disney, just out in the cinema where I watched it. I watched the old Lion King in my childhood. This movie felt

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Continue as It’s Intriguing and Appealing for the...

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2024/12/29

"Carry-On" begins with a compelling idea but ultimately falters in its execution, leaving viewers feeling both frustrated and nostalgic. The picture, which combines action and tension, transports us to the 1990s thriller era. Unfortunately, despite its best efforts, it is only able to reconstruct a small portion of the enchantment of its heyday, making for a superficially amusing

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Excellent Casting of Characters - The Order

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2024/12/26

The Order is about Bob Matthews and the gang mentioned in the title, who are on a small-town white power crusade. I was interested in seeing this film because of the excellent cast and intriguing plot twist, which included a couple of bank robberies. While it is visually stunning and the primary characters (Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult) perform admirably, it did not impress me much. However, watching it on the large screen was a lot of

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Sonic the Hedgehog 3 - Full Review

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2024/12/24

Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is similar to a Mission: Impossible movie, but it stars a talking blue hedgehog instead of Tom Cruise. It's unquestionably the most action-packed chapter in the series so far. Whereas the original contained a lot of fish-out-of-water humor as the main character bonded with human Tom, this one continues the story of the previous sequel, increasing the fun and mayhem. That will undoubtedly delight aficionados of the Sega video game franchise on which it is based. I

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Good premise, But too many fillers In Silo Second Season

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2024/12/23

With superb character and world-building, Silo got off to a great start and drew audiences into an engrossing dystopian environment. The first season moved along at a respectable clip, skillfully balancing drama and mystery. But Season 2 felt like a step backward, with little meaningful advancement and an unnecessary drag in the plot. Many episodes feel like filler rather than advancing the plot because of the slow, plodding pacing.

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A New Christmas Favorite to Add to My List!

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2024/12/20

With two of the three major protagonists followed by two highly compelling core stories, the tale is very well distributed among the many characters. I would have preferred to spend more time with the other two key characters, and the last plot point is somewhat weaker. Nevertheless, it succeeds in bringing that plot to a satisfying conclusion.

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What Is Really About? The Lord of the Rings: The War...

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2024/12/18

I was eager to attend the film after viewing the teaser and the posters for Lord of the Rings: Lord of the Rohirrim at my neighborhood theater. The original LOTR trilogy appeals to me. Although they are excellent films, I don't watch them often due to their length. Since I'm also a huge anime lover, I seize the opportunity to attend a new anime movie whenever it opens in a theater close to

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