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Miss Bala offers a brisk and tense thriller with a winning lead performance by the stellar Gina Rodriguez and supporting cast. Click here for the review.
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Happy Death Day 2U is a surprisingly entertaining sequel that improves on the first film, providing a solid follow-up that's both genuinely funny and thrilling. Click here for the quickie review.
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DC comics makes the heroic leap into the realm of comedy with Shazam! and the result is a genuinely funny and exciting superhero film that finally sheds off the grim and dark tone of previous DC films. Click here for the quickie review.
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Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Based on a screenplay by Shia LaBeouf, the story is a fictionalized re-telling of the actor's rise to stardom during his early childhood. We witness the complicated relationship with his father as will as dealing with his mental health, including his inevitable admission into rehab later on his life. |
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Joker
Everyone knows the origins of the Dark Knight, but no one knows the dark beginnings of his most notorious foe, the Joker. Known simply as Arhur Fleck ( Joaquin Phoenix), a failing stand-up comedian whose daily life starts to take its' toll upon him, eventually leading him down the insane, psychotic path of becoming the murderous clown prince |
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21 Bridges
Disgraced NYPD cop Andre (Chadwick Boseman) is launched into a pursuit after a couple of cop killers. However, the manhunt game changes as the cop killers begin to come after Andre, intensifying the situation further as the authorities close down all 21 bridges of Manhattan. |
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Ford v Ferrari
Based on actual events, the film tells the true story of the collaboration between car designer Carroll Shelby (Matt Damon) and competitive driver Ken Miles (Christian Bale) who worked together to create a fortified Ford racing car to compete against the dominating Ferrari line at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France in 1966. |