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Summer Preview 2016: Awards Potential

Summer Preview 2016: Awards Potential

Continuing to look at the 2016 summer movie season, it’s time to talk awards.  Most Oscar movies come out in the fall, but there have been a few instances where nominees and winners have come out in the summer and has great success on the awards circuit, like Boyhood (2014) and Midnight in Paris (2011).  So let’s take a look at movies coming out this summer that have awards potential.     5 – War Dogs (Todd Phillips, August 19) War…

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Summer 2016 Preview: The Comedies

Summer 2016 Preview: The Comedies

It’s that time of the year again: it’s Summer Movie Season!  All the big budget entertainment you’ve been waiting for all year is coming in full speed.  Through out the week, I am going to break down the movies coming out this summer in different categories and genres and listing the ones I am most excited to see.  I am first going to look at the comedies coming out this summer.  Who doesn’t like having a…

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Review – The Huntsman: Winter’s War

Review – The Huntsman: Winter’s War

I think I saw Snow White and the Huntsman (2012).  I think.  I can’t be 100% certain.  Obviously it didn’t make that big of an impression on me if I can’t remember seeing it, but it made a ton of money, so obviously it was going to get a second film, though I doubt it needed one.  The Huntsman: Winter’s War is a sprequel, part prequel, part sequel, and a middle of the road film that…

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Review – Barbershop: The Next Cut

Review – Barbershop: The Next Cut

I really liked the first Barbershop (2002).  It’s a very sweet, funny movie with good messages about family and friendship.  Did it deserve a sequel?  Probably not.  Did it deserve to be a trilogy?  Definitely not.  But here we are with Barbershop: The Next Cut, the third film in the Barbershop series and, even though it didn’t deserve a trilogy, it is arguably the best film of the three. With the rise in gang violence surrounding the neighborhood, Calvin…

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Top 5 – Movie Stoners

Top 5 – Movie Stoners

Ah, 4/20, a national holiday in America dedicated to smoking weed.  Whether you partake in the event or not, everyone can enjoy a good stoner movie.  The fact that it’s its own genre is amazing.  The one thing that all great stoner movies have is a great stoner.   So let’s look at the best movie stoners and see who lands the highest (zing!).   5 – Saul Silver from The Pineapple Express (David Gordon Green, 2008) There…

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Review – Hardcore Henry

Review – Hardcore Henry

Hardcore Henry follows Henry, a man who was in some horrific accident and put back together using robotics and turned into a killing machine.  He sets out to get his wife (Haley Bennett) back from a Magneto-like villain Akan (Danila Kozlovsky) before he creates super solders similar to Henry to take over the world. The entire movie is shot in the first person from the perspective of Henry, something that has never been done in the action…

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Best of 2016 So Far

Best of 2016 So Far

A quarter of the year is officially over.  Amazing how time flies.  We’ve officially passed through the garbage months of cinema and are heading full speed into the summer movie season.  I’ve seen 43 movies this year and, surprisingly, we’ve gotten some really good movies these past couple months, a few that may even end up on my year end list.  Let’s look at the best of 2016 so far and take a glimpse at to…

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Review – The Jungle Book

Review – The Jungle Book

Jon Favreau’s live-action version of The Jungle Book had my jaw on the floor for the entire 105 minute run time.  This movie is spectacular in every way.  The visuals are astoundingly beautiful with great use of 3-D, the action is exciting, and the story is better and darker than the original animated film, yet still keeps the films spirit perfectly. Mowgli (newcomer Neel Sethi), a man-cub living amongst the wolves, tries to flee the jungle after a threat…

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Review – Sing Street

Review – Sing Street

I’ve been attending the Sundance Film Festival since 2011.  Every year before the festival begins, I make a list of my most anticipated movies of the festival.  This list is based on a combination of the who the director is, who the actors are, and the film’s synopsis, because none of the films have trailers.  I usually end up seeing my top five choices because I make the time for those, but there are always…

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Top 5 – Ice Cube Movies

Top 5 – Ice Cube Movies

Ice Cube is an entertainment legend.  Starting off his career in the landmark rap group N.W.A, he has since become a writer, director, producer, and actor in the film world.  He’s been an action star, showed some comedic chops, and has even flashed a dramatic side that should have earned him awards consideration.  So, in honor of Fist Fight coming out this Friday, let’s look at the best of the best from Ice Cube.   5 – Barbershop (Tim Story,…

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