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12 Strong: Movie Review
The new war-drama, “12 Strong” is based on the non-fiction book, “Horse Soldiers” which tells the story of a group of U.S. Special Forces soldiers that were deployed to…
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The Commuter: Movie Review
If you have watched the trailers for “The Commuter” and felt like it looked all-too-familiar, there is a pretty good reason for that. After the success of “Taken” (and…
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The Post: Movie Review
It’s hard to imagine that Steven Spielberg began shooting “The Post” this past summer. In a matter of seven months, the film went from principal photography to theatrical release. …
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Insidious: The Last Key – Movie Review
2017 was an amazing year for horror. One of the best in a very long time. Not only did fans get blown away by hits like “IT”, “Annabelle: Creation”,…
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I, Tonya: Movie Review
Craig Gillespie is a “hit or miss” filmmaker. He bombed with his directorial debut “Mr. Woodcock” but then received acclaim for his follow-up, “Lars and the Real Girl”. I…
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Popcorn Nights Best and Worst Films of 2017!
Here we are at the end of 2017 and it’s time for me to give you my picks for the best and worst films of 2017. I haven’t seen…
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All the Money in the World: Movie Review
It’s hard to believe that less than a month ago, Ridley Scott removed nearly every trace of Kevin Spacey from the final film. Replacing the disgraced actor is Christopher…
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Molly’s Game: Movie Review
Aaron Sorkin has written some fantastic screenplays, (“A Few Good Men”, “The Social Network”, “Moneyball”) just to name a few. With Sorkin makes his directorial debut with “Molly’s Game”. …
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Pitch Perfect 3: Movie Review
I am a big fan of the first “Pitch Perfect” which was released five years ago. I have watched it numerous times and it just doesn’t get old. The…
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Downsizing: Movie Review
Alexander Payne’s “Downsizing” seamed like it was ripe with the potential to be an engaging satire. The idea of humans undergoing a shrinking process so they can live a…