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Mark Wahlberg and Halle Berry star in this lighthearted spy comedy. The plot is predictable, but the comedy and action make it a worthwhile watch. The Union is the everyman to the sophisticated James Bond. The spies in the Union stay invisible because no one notices the construction workers, garbage truck runners, etc. Despite the […]

Eddie Murphy reprises his iconic role in this sequel, bringing back the original formula with a modern twist. Eddie Murphy is back as Axel Foley, the iconic role that made him a movie star. On the scene 40 years after the first Beverly Hills Cop, Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F is a testament to Murphy’s

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

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

Darker and grittier than the usual Guy Ritchie movies, Jason Statham delivers in this revenge flick. Get the usual Ritchie flair in a different shade. This revenge thriller is unlike any Guy Ritchie or Jason Statham movie. Darker than the usual fare from both, it has more in common with revenge classics from the 70s.

The Beekeeper stings with a predictable plot and tired tropes. Jason Statham delivers but the movie lets him down. Jason Statham stars as the titular beekeeper, Adam Clay, who is living a quiet, retired life in his hive until someone comes poking at him with a stick. While it was enjoyable watching Statham kick ass

Jake Gyllenhaal gets ripped for a mindless action fix, directed by Doug Liman, but the new movie lacks the heart of the original. Jake Gyllenhaal stars as Dalton, a character made popular by Patrick Swayze in his heyday in 1989, in a movie with the same name. Doug Liman, the director of some amazing movies

Despite Matthew Vaughn’s signature action sequences, Argylle fails to entertain due to an uninteresting plot and a poorly edited finale. Argylle (Henry Cavill doing his version of Roger Moore’s Bond) is on a mission to capture LaGrange (Dua Lipa, in a cameo) rather dramatically. The scene is supposed to be fantastical though as it’s been