It’s not a huge week this week, but there are some huge releases, spearheaded by the much talked-about Zack Snyder cut of Justice League. I have… a few thoughts about it. And all the other releases this week!
DetailsSHANG-CHI AND THE LEGEND OF THE TEN RINGS
#ShangChi is for everyone, from those who are a fan of the character’s comics, to fans of the MCU and martial arts films. It will get your adrenaline going, touch your heart, and make you feel like you’re watching the MCU unfold right in front of you. @shangchi
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It’s a huge release week this week, with no less than four recent theatrical releases, some massive hit TV shows, kids’ movies, and one beautiful high end collector’s set. Read on!
DetailsThe Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf
The storyline is intriguing and complex, with plenty of action, excitement and monsters, but also a bit of romance, comedy and drama.
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What’s New on Home Video 8/24: It’s another small week this week, without even a marquee new theatrical release to anchor the list. However, there are some good catalogue titles, along with a few cult classics making their way to home video in a new ways.
DetailsThe Green Knight
There is a great arthouse quality to it, and the music is phenomenal adding a great ambiance. The sets and costumes are all wonderfully presented. There are some great themes they tackle. Like living honorably and how we face death.
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Like an old Bogart movie, Nick narrates the film with a somber dark tone reminiscent of Sam Spade in the Maltese Falcon, and Mae is the classic “Femme Fatale”. The dialogue has a classic rhythm to it and even the costumes seem to allude to the 1940s.
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It’s a pretty small week this week, with a lot of lesser-known or indie titles. Batman kicks things off, and there’s a few solid entries to be found.
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This is one of those amazing film series that every time I watch it instantly takes me back to my childhood and early adult years. It is hard for me to fathom that Raiders of the Lost Ark turned 40 this past June.
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Before going into the early 2000s, with all of it’s ups and downs, let’s rewind back to the animated movies that were growing in popularity during the golden age in the nineties, for we can’t talk about superhero films without talking about the many animated ones.
DetailsWerewolves Within
, I have loved the idea that right under the surface of the seemingly civilized, there is a monster clawing to get out and that good people can be monsters in the right circumstances and even more to the point, sometimes monsters look and act like good people.
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I remember being really excited for the original 2016 film. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to the hype. How is this film in comparison? Let’s find out.
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