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Western Movies Month 4 – Shanghai Noon
I didn’t plan on the first three Western Movie Month reviews to all be about relatively dark, serious movies, but that’s how it turned out. While “The Searchers”, “True Grit 2010” and “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly” are … Continue reading
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Tagged chon wang, comedy, comedy movie, disney, jackie chan, lucy liu, martial arts, martial arts movie, movie review, movies, owen wilson, randy edelman, roy o'bannon, shanghai noon, tom dey, western movies
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Tom Hanks month 2 – Splash
For this week’s look into Tom Hanks’s early career, I was split between this movie and Big. Both are comedies with a touch of romance. Both are also movies that helped propel him into stardom. As much as I remember … Continue reading
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Tagged brian grazer, comedy, comedy movie, daryl hannah, disney, eugene levy, fairy tale, hans christian anderson, john candy, mermaids, movie review, movies, new york city, roger ebert, romance, romantic comedy, ron howard, saturn awards, splash, tom hanks, touchstone pictures
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Pixar Movies 25 – Turning Red
Turning Red, released earlier this year, marks the third time a Pixar movie didn’t receive a full theatrical release (the very good Soul being the first). Despite releasing in March, when most territories in the United States and Canada started … Continue reading
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Tagged animated movies, animation, anna-marie rose, anna-marie rose nicholson, cgi, coming of age, disney, james hong, movie review, movies, pixar, pixar movies, sandra oh, sasha roiz, turning red, wai ching ho
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Pixar Movies 24 – Luca
It seems that Pixar hasn’t done as well with their advertising in the last couple of years. I knew very little about Soul before I watched it about a year ago, and I didn’t even know this movie existed until … Continue reading
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Tagged alberto scorfano, alberto surace, animated movies, cgi, disney, enrico casarosa, giulia, italy, jacob tremblay, jesse andrews, luca, maya rudolph, mike jones, movie review, movies, pixar, pixar movies, sandy martin
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MCU Movies 27 – Spider-Man: No Way Home
I wasn’t all that impressed with the first three MCU movies that released in 2021. Black Widow was my favourite of the three, but it was held back by Scarlett Johansson looking kind of bored, Black Widow being a background … Continue reading
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Bruce Willis month 2 – The Sixth Sense
This blog post is a day later than usual, because I had both a funeral and a multi-birthday celebration over the weekend. Also, I spent over an hour looking for clips for this blog post that didn’t contain spoilers, but … Continue reading
MCU Movies 25 – Shang-Chi
It’s remarkable whenever a film franchise reaches its 25th movie. Very few ever have. But in 2021, both the MCU and the James Bond franchise released their 25th official movie. Regardless of how well either movie performed at the box … Continue reading
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Tagged awkwafina, ben kingsley, cgi, chinese fantasy, dave callaham, destin daniel cretton, disney, fantasy, fantasy movie, joe farrell, martial arts, martial arts movie, marvel movies, marvel studios, mcu, mcu movies, meng'er zhang, movie review, movies, shang-chi, shang-chi and the legend of the ten rings, sumu liu, superhero movies, the mandarin, the ten rings, tony leugn, xu wenwu
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MCU Movies 24 – Black Widow
This is a bit of a weird movie to talk about, for several reasons. A movie about Black Widow went through a number of iterations throughout the years. Back in 2004, Lionsgate Films began developing a Black Widow film, with … Continue reading
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Tagged action thriller, black widow, cate shortland, david harbour, disney, dreykov, florence pugh, heidi moneymaker, iron maiden, kevin feige, marvel comics, marvel movies, marvel studios, mcu, mcu movies, melina vostokoff, movie review, movies, natasha romanova, olga kurylenko, rachel weisz, ray winstone, red guardian, Scarlett Johannsen, superhero movie, superhero movies, taskmaster, yelena
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Home Alone movies 6 – Home Sweet Home Alone
Looking back at the previous Home Alone movies, the original is a great movie overall – no major complaints. Home Alone 2’s only real problem is that it borrows a bit too much from the first one, but it’s still … Continue reading
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Tagged 20th century fox, aisling bea, andrew daly, archie yates, bad movies, buzz mccallister, carol mercer, christmas movies, dan mazer, devin ratray, disney, ellie kemper, home alone movies, home sweet home alone, jeff mckenzie, john debney, kid's movies, max mercer, movie review, movies, pam mckenzie, rob delaney, tim simons
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