by Sean Atkins | Mar 19, 2021
In today’s age of television, there are so many options available to choose from on several streaming services and network channels. And when a new television show makes its debut, I have to decide whether I’m going to add it to the ever-growing catalogue of my...
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by Sean Atkins | Oct 12, 2016
Within minutes of the movie’s opening, it’s pretty clear that director Gavin O’Connor (Warrior) and screenwriter Bill Dubuque are set on putting a new spin on the term “ultimate weapon.” Sure, we’ve seen the “ultimate weapon” (deemed hero, villain, or vigilante) use...
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by Mark Miller | Mar 6, 2016
Normally I don’t go in for G-rated films. I like a little sex and bloodshed in my entertainment, not to mention cussing. At least there was nudity, which was hilarious. If you think that’s a spoiler, it’s not. There were naked animals in the trailer. But my...
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by Mark Miller | Feb 1, 2016
It’s been bad movie after bad movie, like some first-quarter dumping ground of projects that wouldn’t make it to the screen at any time that matters. All the bad movies of January have left me scarred. I chose Kung Fu Panda over The Finest Hours not because I thought...
by Keven Skinner | Nov 12, 2015
From Paramount Pictures and director Alan Taylor comes the next instalment of the Terminator film franchise – Terminator Genisys. Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Emilia Clarke, Jason Clarke, Jai Courtney, Lee Byung-Hun, J.K. Simmons and Matt Smith, the film is...
