The secret-society-hiding-in-plain-sight aspect intensifies with this sequel. There are so many assassins standing on street corners that it’s a wonder there’s anyone left to kill.
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The pacing is decent, and the characters feel consistent in a way that those of Prometheus never did. The main issue is how predictable it becomes.
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Hoopla Factor: Continue reading Alien: Covenant
The complete lack of threat is really what kills this film for me. People dangle off the end of spaceships that are crashing through forests, or fall several stories to the ground with nary a bruise.
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Hoopla Factor: Continue reading Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
A brilliant and honest comedy with horrific undertones, Get Out cleverly uses its genre trappings to create a bold and unique film.
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Hoopla Factor: Continue reading Get Out
The visual effects vary from the iffy to the sublime, whilst the action scenes are well-shot, if brief.
Rating: Hoopla Factor: Continue reading Ghost in the Shell
Colossal is a wonderfully unexpected night out at the cinema. But I wonder if it needs a trigger warning.
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This is a confident film that bursts out of the gate strong and barely ever falters.
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I’d even go so far as to say this is a better Jurassic Park sequel than the mystifyingly popular Jurassic World.
Rating: Hoopla Factor: Continue reading Kong: Skull Island
Racism and sexism lurk around the edges of the interpersonal drama, though there isn’t anything particularly nuanced about the depiction.
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Logan is a definite high point for X-Men, and a great send-off for Jackman’s take on the character.
Rating: Hoopla Factor: Continue reading Logan