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Gorgo has never been one to receive the credit it deserves.
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Gulliver’s Travels (1939) Review
Gulliver hardly ranks an icon, but more of a memorable curiosity.
The Nature of Existence Review
Roger Nygard attempts to explain the major questions of life, the universe, and everything in it.
Bulletproof Monk Review
Mr. Funktastic. That is an actual character in Bulletproof Monk, played by Marcus Jean Piare. He has a group of pickpockets working for him, although how a group of street kids actually find “Mr. Funktastic” in anyway do...
Black Hawk Down Review
Black Hawk Down is barely short of two and a half hours. During that running time, audiences are given nearly two hours of gunfire, bloodshed, and brutality. Director Ridley Scott is able to keep the audience engaged in ...
Full Metal Jacket Review
Kubrick’s take on the Vietnam war isn’t so much about that war, but about war in general. His distinctly non-Hollywood approach to the action is unique, as is the shifting tone. Full Metal Jacket is tough for first-time ...
Ghost Month Review
Ghost Month is the type of movie where throwing a piece of paper off screen results in glass breaking. How that balled up wad of paper could break anything glass, whether by knocking an item over or hitting a window is a...
Silence of the Lambs Review
“His pulse never went above 85, even as he ate her tongue.” That line, spoken by Anthony Heald, happens moments before the audiences first meeting with Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins). It sets an eerie, dark mood, one ...
Invincible Review
Even with a number of things going for it, Invincible feels too familiar. It’s a movie that’s been done to death, with the underdog sports star finally getting his chance to make something of himself. Despite the energy ...
Ultraviolet Review
It’s one thing to offer up stylish visuals to astound audiences. You also need to have the right director to handle all of the action and visual effects wizardry, not to mention a budget that can produce results. Ultravi...
Stir of Echoes Review
Stir of Echoes is the perfect example of a release date blunder. One month after Sixth Sense entered pop culture canon, the Kevin Bacon vehicle Echoes was pushed into theaters, and immediately rejected by audiences for i...
Night at the Museum Review
A whimsical, energetic throwback to a style of movies long since lost, Night at the Museum is a wonderful family effort from Shawn Levy. Witty dialogue, memorable characters, and spectacular effects highlight this piece ...
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