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Anyone But You (2023) movie review

Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney are having a moment right now. Watch them together in Anyone But You, a sizzling enemies-to-lovers R-rated rom-com. The R-rated romantic comedy Anyone But You, came out in late 2023 becoming a major box-office success proving there is still an audience for romantic comedies. The fact that it’s a sub-standard

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Godzilla Minus One (2023) movie review

Set in post-war Japan, Godzilla Minus One is a rich spectacle with an epic story. Stylish and brimming with substance. In the midst of the Warner Bros. Monsterverse movies, accomplished Japanese director and visual effects artist Takashi Yamazaki released Godzilla Minus One which follows the legacy of Japanese kaiju movies. Going back in history, before

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No Hard Feelings (2024) movie review

Jennifer Lawrence owns this unconventional rom-com! Funny, original, saucy and sweet; No Hard Feelings brings a new edge to the old genre. For any one who thinks mainstream Hollywood strictly remakes old classics and is afraid to venture into anything original, No Hard Feelings is the answer. Part romantic-comedy and part coming-of-age movie, it’s unfair

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The Fall Guy (2024) movie review

The Fall Guy could’ve been great, it could’ve been a contender! But it ends up being a showcase of Ryan Gosling’s undeniable charm; and not much else. Following Gosling’s success as Ken in Barbie, everyone had high hopes for The Fall Guy. It’s got action, it’s got comedy, it revolves around a love story and

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Le Trou, The Hole (1960) movie review

Le Trou hits hard. A French masterpiece and an authentic, gritty prison escape movie that’s The Shawshank Redemption’s granddaddy. Le Trou is directed by Jacques Becker, an influential director to the French New Wave directors but still remains underrated in the spectrum of well-known foreign filmmakers. Le Trou, his final film is a masterpiece beyond

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Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) movie review

Think ‘Lethal Weapon’ with a talking alien parasite. Tom Hardy returns as Venom/Eddie Brock, in an action-comedy with stunning visuals and an effectively short runtime. Tom Hardy returned for the sequel to his fan-favourite, critical failure Venom as Eddie Brock and the symbiote living in his body. Initially, Tom Hardy seemed an unusual choice for

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