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Monday, June 11, 2018

Lightning Round: Beyond Blockbusters


Girl's night out and rough night sleeping.
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Labels: 2018, Anne Hathaway, Cate Blanchett, film, heist, Hereditary, horror, Ocean's 8, Rhianna, Sandra Bulloch, summer, Toni Collette

Monday, September 18, 2017

Best of 2017 (thus far): A 2017 Progress Report (Part 2)

Den of Geek.com
Just 1 quarter more to go.
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Labels: 2017, Andy Serkis, Anne Hathaway, Charlie Hunnam, Christopher Nolan, Colossal, Dunkirk, film, Hugh Jackman, Logan, Lost City of Z, Patrick Stewart, Robert Pattinson, sequel, war, War for the Planet of the Apes, X-Men

Wednesday, May 3, 2017

Lightning Round: Controlled Release Corner


Pseudo-superheroes, Kaiju romance, and Charlie Hunnam? Sounds like a good week.
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Labels: 2017, Adventure, Anne Hathaway, Charlie Hunnam, Colossal, crime, film, Jacob Latimore, Jason Sudekis, kaiju, Lost City of Z, Robert Pattinson, Sleight, superhero
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