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"The Invisible Woman" Film Review

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"The Mummy's Hand" Film Review

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"The Invisible Man Returns" Film Review

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"Son of Frankenstein" Film Review

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"Dracula's Daughter" Film Review

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"Werewolf of London" Film Review

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"The Invisible Man" (1933) Film Review

on October 03, 2024

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"The Mummy" (1932) Film Review

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"AVP: Alien vs. Predator" Film Review

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"Alien Resurrection" Film Review

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"Alien 3" Film Review

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"Alien: Romulus" Film Review

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"Aliens" Film Review

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"(500) Days of Summer" Film Review

"(500) Days of Summer" Film Review Rating: 5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson Marc Webb simply understands relationships. He is able to take a look at the two sides of a relationship, how both of those people's feelings matter and affect the overall relationship as a whole. This is incredibly evident in his 2009 film, "(500) Days of Summer", which is a joyous, fun, and beautiful film that is also moving, heartbreaking, and gut-wrenching all at the same time. The film revolves around Tom (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), a socially-awkward man who simply wants to find someone to share his life with. It seems like his prayers are answered when he meets Summer (Zooey Deschanel), a beautiful woman who is the new receptionist at his job, where he works as a greeting-card writer. They start this whirlwind romance that leads them down all sorts of twists and turns, both of them falling deeper and deeper in love with one another. However, Summer ends things, causing Tom to fa

"Civil War" Film Review

Civil War Rating: 4.5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson Alex Garland has written and directed some big movies over the past twenty years, such as 28 Days Later , Ex Machina , and Annihilation . His newest directorial effort, which is titled Civil War follows in the same direction as some of his previous films, providing a warning for the viewers of what could happen if society keeps going the way it has been. I don't think any of his films have been more obvious or compelling as this newest one though, which shows the traumatic outbreak of a full-blown civil war in America. Throughout the movie, he presents not only how destructive us as a society can be, but really hit the nail on the head by showing how different people perceive war. I think Garland and his cast, which includes Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, Cailee Spaeny, and Stephen McKinley Henderson, does a fantastic job of presenting this gripping film that serves as a warning to its viewers as what this nation could come to one da

"The Fall Guy" Film Review

The Fall Guy Rating: 5/5 By: Nathaniel Simpson It is no secret that Ryan Gosling is perhaps my favorite actor of all time. At the same time, films that revolve around filmmaking or the life in Hollywood, such as Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and Damien Chazelle's "La La Land", is my favorite categories of film plots. Therefore, it seems quite inevitable that I was going to have an absolutely amazing time with David Leitch's new movie, The Fall Guy . This was already my most anticipated film of the year, but I was a little worried that I may have gotten my hopes up a little too high. Yet, when the film started, I knew this was going to be such an incredible cinematic experience, and this movie exceeded my expectations. Leitch and his cast delivered on everything I would've hoped, and more, making this the perfect example of an awesome summer blockbuster! The film follows stuntman Colt Seavers (Gosling), who left the worl

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