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Star Wars: The Last Jedi – Let’s discuss that trailer!

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Empire Strikes Back II? After The Force Awakens cribbed heavily from A New Hope, it’s not surprising to see Disney continue the formula for The Last Jedi. Luke assuming Yoda’s role and training the…

Carmageddon – The Fate of the Furious Review

After the exceptionally well received Furious 7, I wondered if Universal could justify another sequel. Regardless, we have another. Does The Fate of the Furious defy expectations or edge along mediocrity?

Highlights from Star Wars Celebration Day 1

2017’s Star Wars Celebration is a bigger deal than normal as it celebrates the 40th anniversary of the first film’s release. Adding to the excitement, there won’t be another until 2018…

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Fast and Furious 8: The Fate of the Furious – Preview

I kind of hate the idea of a Fast & Furious movie without Paul Walker. And I say that as one of the few people who thought that Tokyo Drift…

Thor: Ragnarok Teaser Trailer Shows Off New Tone

I won’t lie, I’m not a huge fan of the Thor franchise. Although I appreciate his character in The Avengers, Thor always felt like a bit of a side character…

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A Dog’s Purpose – Preview

A Dog’s Purpose is going to make you cry; the trailer almost had me tearing up in the middle of the cinema. Starring Josh Gad (The Book of Mormon, Frozen),…

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Smurfs: The Lost Village Review – Predictable But Still Fun

Smurfs: The Lost Village reminded me a little of Gnomeo and Juliet, the animated version of Shakespeare’s classic romantic masterpiece told with gnomes instead of idiotic Veronese as the main…

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Women’s History Month: Five Kickass Female Movie & Television Roles

In the last few years, we’ve seen an increase in the number of kickass women appearing in the lead roles in television, film and theatre. Here’s a few of my…

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Ghost in the Shell – Movie Review

Ghost in the Shell is a visually stunning Hollywood-ized take on its source material. It may not come close to the landmark manga and 1995 original, but it still offers an engaging…

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Smurfs: the Lost Village Preview – Does the Trailer Give it all Away?

Not gonna lie, the trailer for this actually made me laugh out loud (in a good way). Unlike the previous two Smurf movies (exactly which part of the nineties did…