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Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan writes and directs the historic events surrounding the evacuation of British, Canadian, and French soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk during World War II in the war drama, Dunkirk. Thirty-eight hundred soldiers are nervously waiting to be rescued by the navy after being pushed back from Belgium, France. On the beaches, thousands … [Read This Review...]
Spiderman Homecoming
For the first time, our friendly neighborhood Spider-man has a movie of his own that’s part of the Marvel Cinematics Universe in the action adventure film, Spider-man Homecoming. Peter Parker/Spiderman (Tom Holland) has just returned home from teaming up with the Avengers in, Captain America Civil War. He’s a fifteen-year-old high schooler and … [Read This Review...]
Rough Night
If you're yearning to see yet another hangover-type movie, but with emphasis on hungover women, check out the comedy, Rough Night. The story begins with a semblance of normalcy by introducing each of the key characters. Jess (Scarlet Johansson) is running for state senate and planning a wedding for her and her fiancée Peter (Paul W. Downs). Jesse … [Read This Review...]
The Mummy
Universal Studio's Dark Universe franchise begins with a woman in the villain's role in the action adventure film, The Mummy. This movie begins with the obligatory back story that takes place in ancient Egypt where Princess Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella) is buried in a tomb waiting to be awakened sometime in the future. Jump forward five thousand years … [Read This Review...]
Wonder Woman
DC Comics brings the first major female superhero to the big screen in the action adventure, Wonder Woman. This original story begins on the secluded Island Themysbira where a young Amazon named Diana aka Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) lives with her mom Queen Hippolyta (Connie Nielsen) and other Amazon women. It is paradise on the island until a plane … [Read This Review...]
