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Plane Review

Plane is the new action-thriller that was taken out of a Redbox premiere by Gerard Butler, who acted in it. However, movie-goers were first introduced to Plane – another action-thriller saved from the abyss of RedBox by Gerard Butler – through its bewildering trailer. The funniest title shows in memory are made by plane; these …

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Review Of Missing

Missing is another Screenlife adaptation after the success of Searching directed by Nicholas D. Johnson and Wil Merrick, which is a story about family members who appear to have disappeared without any sign left behind. Johnson and Merrick were a virtual photography director and an editor for Aneesh Chaganty’s Searching respectively but are now also …

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The Drop Review

The Drop begins with a bang, literally. It provides us with a delightful background of a young married couple Lex (Anna Konkle) and Mani (Jermaine Fowler), newcomers to Los Angeles who are excitedly attempting to conceive a child. Nonetheless, this whole relationship is tried by the weddings in Mexico with friends from college leaving them …

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Review Of Ted

Comedy underwent a sea change over the last 12 years since Ted was first shown in theaters. Besides the changing culture and sensibilities, the genre that was once dominant at the box office has taken a nosedive with only some A lister projects managing to make it to screen every year. Thus, it is not …

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You People Review

Romantic comedies often exhibit an inherent lack of reality in their third-act resolutions that come easily. Sentimental confessions, singular acts of love, or a reconciliation – we know how it goes. So what happens when this formula is applied to a film about racial tension? That’d be a recipe for disaster but You People (directed …

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Sand Land Review

Though neither as influential nor popular as Dragon Ball or Dr. Slump, Sand Land is still an important part of the late Toriyama’s legacy – after all, it was his last serialized manga. By the way, the recently launched animation series about it on Disney and Hulu happens to be some of the final creative …

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