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REVIEW: Once Upon A Time In Venice (2017)
Run Time: 94 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Another failed VOD attempt to rip off early Quentin Tarantino and Guy Richie When was the...
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Review: “War Machine”(2017)
This past holiday weekend many folks in the U.S. decided to hit the road and as they say “Live life to the fullest!” But yours...
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REVIEW: The Assignment (2017)
Run Time: 95 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: A depressing and awkward movie, not one of Hill’s best When this movie and its synopsis...
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REVIEW: Railroad Tigers (2016)
Early last year, Jackie Chan had a sizzle reel of sorts, teasing his four upcoming projects: Skiptrace, Railroad Tigers, Kung Fu Yoga, and (the one...
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REVIEW: Arsenal (2017)
Run Time: 93 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: Depressing schlock Once upon a time John Cusack and Nicolas Cage appearing in a violent thriller...
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REVIEW: Ghostbusters II (1989) 4K UHD Blu-Ray
There are a few different ways of mastering a 4K ultra high definition movie. One is to film it in 4K digital, or upscale it...
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REVIEW: Posse (1993)
*spoiler alert* Posse, a Western action film directed by Mario Van Peeples is a noble attempt at depicting the lives of African-Americans who migrated westward...
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REVIEW: The Expendables 3 4K UHD Blu-Ray
I made the jump to 4K this month, that rare move you make every once in a while. I remember the first DVD I watched...
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REVIEW: The Osterman Weekend (1983)
This 1983 version of author Robert Ludlum’s (The Bourne Identity) novel deals with voyeurism, surveillance, corruption and madness and stars Rutger Hauer, John Hurt and...
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REVIEW: Haywire (2012)
I finally got to see a fantasy come true in Haywire. No, not being slack-jawed at Gina Carano’s thighs being put to amazing use. Rather...
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REVIEW: Marauders (2016)
The plot of this movie is like one of those balls of A/V cables stuck somewhere behind the TV. Unravelling it isn’t particularly complicated, but...
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REVIEW: Kindergarten Cop 2 (2016)
I found myself almost day dreaming in this movie, which is a step up from forcibly trying to complete recent Dolph Lundgren movies. The likes...
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REVIEW: Bloodrayne – The Third Reich (2011)
Since becoming something of an Uwe Boll fan after seeing his banker-brutalisingly entertaining Assault on Wall Street and the equally satisfying and politically charged Rampage...
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REVIEW: A Good Day to Die Hard (2013)
Bruce Willis should be ashamed of himself for appearing in this soft-assed shit, half of it filmed in a Bulgarian quarry. For a while back...
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REVIEW: Mercury Plains (2016)
Let’s get one thing out of the way, no matter how hard Scott Eastwood tries to be someone else, be it changing his screen name...
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REVIEW: In The Heart Of The Sea (2015)
You can always find room for a good man versus beast feature. Some of the best are from the ’50s and ’60s, at the height...
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REVIEW: Lucky Number (2015)
This movie has a novel idea of having a few guys find the cellphone of one of their idols, a superstar basketball player, and use...
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REVIEW: Vacation (2015)
Who remembers Chevy Chase? What happened to that face of the 1980s? He did those Vacation movies and other not particularly brilliant, but somewhat amusing...
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REVIEW: Air (2015)
This film reminds me of a recent effort by Michael Biehn, The Divide, where a group of people were trapped in stuffy squalor in the...
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REVIEW: True Detective Season 2 (2015)
I’m not in favour of reviewing TV episodes ‘as they come’. Unless each episode has a contained story, it doesn’t make much sense to me....
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[REVIEW] The Runner (2015)
Everyone knows that Nicolas Cage’s career hit the skids a long time ago. Nowadays, we know the drill, everything he appears in is lowly. cheap...
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[REVIEW] Fled (1996) Blu-Ray
Runtime: 98 Mins Rated: R What To Expect: A movie that hasn’t held up well with no extras I’m not sure how many are aware...
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[REVIEW] Vendetta (2015)
Runtime: 90 Minutes Rated: R What To Expect: About 45 minutes worth of unintended humour It’s ironic that while WWE eats itself from within by...
