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Movie Review: “The Adam Project”
This is all about time travel…..so hang on. 🙂 2018 Professor Louis Reed (Mark Ruffalo) has developed a technology that will, theoretically, open a worm hole in space to, hopefully, allow time travel thru that worm hole. 2022 Louis’s son, Adam (Walker Scobell), is 12 years old and is driving his widowed mother, Ellie (Jennifer…
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Movie Review: “Dune”
After 80 years of ruling, and profiting from the spice trade on, the desert planet, Arrakis, the Emperor took that rule away from the cruel Harkonnens and gave it to the Atreides family. Duke Leto Atreides (Oscar Isaac) accepts the challenge to bring peace to Arrakis, so he, his Army, and family (Lady Jessica (Rebecca…
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Movie Review: “Godzilla vs Kong”
If you have not seen “Kong: Skull Island” (my review) or “Godzilla: King of the Monsters” you may want to do that before watching this movie. Or not…. Godzilla has proven itself to be a good monster, so why in the world has it attacked the Apex Cybernetics facility in Pensacola, Fl? Something must be…
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Movie Review: “Uncharted”
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Movie Review: “The Croods: A New Age”
Years Ago The last words Guy (Ryan Reynolds) heard his parents tell him was to follow the morning sun to his “tommorrow”. Now Guy is still walking towards the morning sun when he meets another person! Overjoyed he reaches out to this person, only to be almost killed…..but, Eep Crood (Emma Stone), holds onto the…
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Movie Review: “Spider-Man: No Way Home”
Picking up where the last movie left off, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is now known as Spider-Man. Problem is, the Fox News-like media has villified Spider-Man and made a hero of the villian, Mysterio. Typical stupidity. Problem is…..Peter, MJ (Zendaya), and Ned (Jacob Batalon), have all applied to colleges and as the “acceptance” letters roll…
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Movie Review: “Love and Monsters”
7 years ago A comet is headed towards Earth. The world is ready as the countries send up a ton of missles / rockets at the comet and break it apart! The world was saved….. Ah…..not! The fallout radiation from all those missles mutated insects, amphibians, and other cold blooded creatures into MONSTERS that killed…
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Movie Review: “The Marksman”
Jim Hanson (Liam Neeson) is about to lose his house and land on the Mexican border. A widower, Jim is a former Marine sniper who keeps himself busy by keeping his border patrol agent step-daughter, Sarah (Katheryn Winnick), informed about illegal border crossings on his property. Driving the fence (a not so big not so…
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Movie Review: “Ghostbusters: Afterlife”
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