No Time To Die
Overall, this film is top-notch, in line with the superb quality of Bond films but has that special touch of bringing closure to Craig’s final performance as 007. Whether you are a die-hard or casual fan of James Bond, this Bond film will be the one that you’ll remember the most.
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We have a small release slate this week, with no theatrical tentpoles, no major A-list releases, and a small amount of titles. Still, I bet there’s something interesting enough to watch for most people. Read on and find out!
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Now that we’re in October it’s finally time for Halloween! The movies and TV shows on this list are not designed to make you scared. They’re more to get you in the spirit. So grab your popcorn (and your candy corn) and let’s get into the five best slightly scary things to watch for Spooky Season.
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To the outsider, looking in, the family seems crazy and kooky, but to the Addams’, they are the normal ones and everyone else it insane. The juxtaposition of what is good and evil, normal and abnormal is where most of the humor lies.
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VENOM: LET THERE BE CARNAGE Building on the success of Venom, the sequel lands some hits in its action sequences and most of its punchlines in its comedic delivery. But overall the film’s story development stays at the shallow end and rushes through the scenes. #Venom #Carnage #LetThereBeCarnage
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This is one of those weeks that doesn’t really sum up neatly. We’ve got a little bit of everything this week, so fans of any genre should be able to find something to watch!
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The idea of growing older, going through puberty in a matter of hours and having all the emotions related to coming of age, but not having the learned knowledge or experience to deal with such feelings was an interesting theme.
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Candyman, a sequel to the 1992 film of the same name follows an artist in need of inspiration, who finds it in the Cabrini-Green housing projects in the form of the Candyman. This film was co-written by Jordan Peele and directed by a new director. What’s the result? Let’s find out.
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Well, after a year and a half with very few new movies, this summer saw a lot of theatrical blockbusters, and now they’re all starting to hit home video at the same time. We also have some popular and cult classic TV shows hitting the shelves this week, so there’s definitely something for everyone!
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Before The MCU, superhero movies were simply a subgenre of science fiction and now they’ve become the biggest thing in pop culture, arguably ever. And the wonderful thing about the MCU is that it’s a history that’s ever expanding. Without further ado, let’s take a step back to the year 2008, with Phase 1 and the release of Iron Man.
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It’s not the biggest week ever, but there are some real standout releases this week, including 4K releases of some incredibly popular films, a complete series box set for a hit TV series, and even a couple of cowardly dogs solving mysteries! Read on!
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Welcome to the modern day. Or, rather, the year 2008 to the present. And without the MCU, hat comes next week. Welcome to the 2010s, where DC is still having trouble getting its act together and Marvel has reached its peak.
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