Movie Review: The Rover
I feel betrayed by the Outback Steakhouse. The Rover takes Mad Max and mixes him with a little feeling of modern times. We are quickly …
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Movie Review: Obvious Child
Abortion and comedy shouldn’t go together right? Obvious Child tests this theory directly, trying to mine dark humor amidst a weighty drama. Much like its …
Movie Review: 22 Jump Street
22 Jump Street is not as good as 21 Jump Street. Jonah Hill, Channing Tatum, and directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller know this, and …
Movie Review: How to Train Your Dragon 2
The Scottish Vikings of Berk are back. How to Train Your Dragon 2 blows out the scope of the first film to new lands and …
Movie Review: Edge of Tomorrow
Edge of Tomorrow is Tom Cruise’s latest summer blockbuster. However, this one is near the top of his recent forays in cinema. Edge of Tomorrow …
Movie Review: The Fault In Our Stars
Movies about cancer have that difficult line to walk between manipulative and serious. The Fault In Our Stars strays across both lines, but mostly walks …
Movie Review: Maleficent
You can also read this review in LunaLunaMag. Good lord does Angelina Jolie have chiseled cheekbones. Maleficent spins Sleeping Beauty’s story in a new direction. …
Movie Review: A Million Ways to Die in the West
Seth MacFarlane’s personality infuses A Million Ways to Die in the West. As such, the movie is a frustrating mix of brilliant gags and teenage …
Movie Review: Fed Up
Ronald McDonald never looked so sinister. Fed Up takes aim at the obesity epidemic, attempting to inform the public about how systemic the problem is …
Movie Review: X-Men: Days of Future Past
Of all the superhero worlds to create, 20th Century Fox has it the easiest. X-Men and mutants have so many interesting parallels with the real …