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The Last Dance While it helps to be a fan of basketball and to have been alive during the era of the Chicago Bulls championship seasons, it isn’t completely necessary to enjoy The Last Dance. | Full Review...

Freaky If you were hoping for another Happy Death Day type film, you will be slightly disappointed as Freaky isn’t as smart or as funny as the former movies. | Full Review...

Come Away With Jolie and Oyelowo heading up this cast, one would expect great things from Come Away. | Full Review...

Bill & Ted Face the Music With 2020 still being a very tumultuous time for the world, this film certainly could have not come out at a better time. It provides a quick 92 minutes of joy that makes you forget all the troubles of the world and puts a smile on your face. | Full Review...

Antebellum Monae has had a wonderful career as a singer/songwriter and is beginning to come into her own as an actress. | Full Review...

V For Vendetta Portman was an excellent choice to portray the vulnerable Evey who possesses an inner strength she never knew existed before she met V. | Full Review...

Once Upon A Snowman Parents be warned, even though Once Upon a Snowman is under ten minutes, your child will want to watch it over and over again. | Full Review...

The Witches Written and directed by the legendary Rob Zemeckis, based on Dahl’s work and with the talent listed above, one would think that this movie would be a slam dunk. | Full Review...

Paramount Presents: The Haunting With director Jan de Bont (Twister) at the helm of this terror filled tale, there were no doubts it was going to be a wild and interesting ride. | Full Review...

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie For those who loved the story and the characters of Breaking Bad, El Camino is not only an epilogue of the series but also a prequel to the last episode of the show. | Full Review...