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While the cast is made up of mostly younger actors, they are a rather accomplished group, and their expertise helps them to fully flesh out their characters.

Full Review | Grade: B

Having been a Westworld fan since its premiere episode I do have to say, while season one and two were very good, season three blows those two out of the water.

Full Review | Grade: B

London and Lee expertly lead this cast of “misfit toys” in an appropriate follow up to Smith’s debut, Clerks.

Full Review | Grade: B

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 | Grade: B

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 | Grade: B

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

Full Review | Grade: C

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 | Grade: B

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 | Grade: C

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 | Grade: B

Fox, who was doing double duty while making the first film (he was still working on his sitcom, Family Ties at the same time) was the perfect Marty.

Full Review | Grade: B