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Ford v Ferrari Ford v Ferrari is by every measure a great film, the kind they rarely make anymore. Rev your engine, throw yourself into first gear, and lay some rubber as you take off to see it! | Full Review...

Downhilll I can’t recommend this film. It’s a poor copy of an original, and we all know what that looks like. Pass. | Full Review...

Sonic The Hedgehog The movie pays homage to the game that will have fans reminiscing about their childhoods while offers enough pop culture and modern technological touches to entice younger generations. | Full Review...

Swamp Thing Reed makes a great Abby as she is caring and sensitive but can be hard as nails if the moment calls for it. | Full Review...

Motherless Brooklyn If you are a fan of detective stories, Motherless Brooklyn should be right up your alley. | Full Review...

Terminator: Dark Fate This latest Terminator chapter serves to move things along by highlighting the females in order to pass the legacy on to them. | Full Review...

The Gentlemen Even though Ritchie has less than two dozen directorial credits to his name, he is known for quality work and The Gentlemen surely won’t disappoint his diehard fans. | Full Review...

Jay and Silent Bob Reboot As a filmmaker, Kevin Smith knows how to entertain while making a quality product. | Full Review...

The House By The Cemetery Horror fans will relish the influences present here, from Lovecraft to modern slasher... House By The Cemetery has something for everyone. | Full Review...

Bad Boys For Life Smith and Lawrence have always had great chemistry together and this installment does nothing to dispel that fact. | Full Review...