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Zombieland: Double Tap has arrived ten years later after the original and although it treads familiar ground, the sequel still packs a double barrel of laughs and zombie action that fans alike will be pleased. Click here for the quickie review.
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After a long wait and continuing off from a very dividing chapter in the new trilogy, The Rise of Skywalker concludes the saga. Whether you agree with the results or not will be dependent on how big of Star Wars fan you are or how fond you are of the original films. Click here for the quickie review.
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Ryan Reynolds feels right at home in this Michael Bay helmed action pic but 6 Underground harbors the tropes that the director is notorious for and that will be the deciding factor of your enjoyment for this Netflix film. Click here for my quickie review.
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No Time To Die
Taking place shortly after the events of the last film, Bond (Daniel Craig) has left behind his life as a spy. However, his period of leisure doesn't last when an old CIA acquaintance from his past comes to him for help. Bond soon finds himself back in danger as wells in the crosshairs of a new foe. |
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A Quiet Place 2
Taking place immediately after the first film ended, the Abbott family is forced to abandon their home and venture into the outside world. As they seek another safe haven, they soon realize the creatures aren't the only threat they need to worry about. |
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Sonic the Hedgehog
Based on Sega's popular video game series, Sonic (Ben Schwartz) travels to Earth to pursue an enemy that only threatens our world but his as well. With the help of Tom (James Marsden), a local town cop, the two band together to keep a shady government group led by the malicious Dr. Ivo Robotnik (Jim Carrey) from capturing Sonic. |
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Spiral
While investigating suspicious murders reminiscent of the workings of Jigsaw, detective Zeke (Chris Rock) gets caught in one of the notoriously deadly games as he tries to uncover who is behind the mechanizations of the gruesome crimes. |