#FilmReview: Locked (2025)
Director: David Yarovesky I watched Locked and ended up wondering whether the film director had his car stolen or broken […]
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Director: David Yarovesky I watched Locked and ended up wondering whether the film director had his car stolen or broken […]
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Director: Steven Soderbergh Black Bag is a spy thriller starring Michael Fassbender, from the Agency (read my blog about the
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Director: Bong Joon Ho Mickey 17 is a film adapted from the novel Mickey7 (which I did not read and
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Director: Ishana Night Shyamalan The Watchers have a story centred in Ireland, and we meet people who have found themselves
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Director: Fred C. Rabbath The Final Pact is a new film by an independent director, Fred C. Rabbath, who also
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Director: Tim Burton I watched Beetlejuice Beetlejuice last weekend in the cinema, in the D-BOX experience, which was the first
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Director: Lee Isaac Chung Twisters is an American disaster film portraying a team of researchers, and tornado chasers, trying to
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Director: Shawn Levy I watched Deadpool and Wolverine as soon as it came out, but the review is delayed so
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Director: Michael Sarnoski A Quiet Place: Day One is a prequel to the 2018 film A Quiet Place by John
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Director: Wes Ball Rating: 4/5 Kingdom of the Planet of Apes is a standalone sequel to 2017’s War for the
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Production: Popping Orange Communications The Sociologist’s Wife is a short film, 21 minutes long, that I watched as part of
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Rating: 5/5 (film 1), 4/5 (film 2) Director, film 1 (2016): Scott Derrickson Director, film 2 (2022): Sam Raimi Can
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Director: Nora Fingscheidt I watched The Unforgivable when it was first released (2021) but did not blog during the pandemic,
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Director: Harry Bradbeer Rating: 2/5 This film looked exciting especially since we have a girl as a leading character. Therefore,
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Director: Jeff Orlowski Rating: 5/5 I watched The Social Dilemma as soon as it was released but did not have
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Director: Lorene Scafaria Rating: 4/5 This film is based on a true story of strippers who were robbing rich men
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Director: Jim Mickle Rating: 5/5 I watched this film last night, and I was surprised because nothing in the short
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Director: Fab 5 Freddy Rating: 5/5 I saw some other films on legalisation of cannabis and therefore I am familiar
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Director: Anne Fletcher Rating: 5/5 This is a very interesting film portraying the struggle one girl feels when her mom
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Director: Deon Taylor Rating: 3/5 I just watched this film, and it really gave me food for thought. It addresses
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Director: David Slade Rating: 3/5 After having some issues with PHP code change, which is btw a one-day issue just
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Director: Gus Van Sant Rating: 4/5 This film is another beauty available on Amazon Prime. The full title of the film
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Director: Richard Loncraine Rating: 5/5 This film is another beauty from Amazon Prime. If Amazon continues like this, my blog
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Director: Steven Spielberg Rating: 5/5 Amazon has definitely improved its offer of Prime films. The Post is one of excellent films
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Director: Ben Young Rating: 4/5 This film started a bit slow and I thought it may be a candidate for discontinuing
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Director: Gareth Evans Rating: 4/5 When I saw announcement for this film on Netflix today, I immediately knew this film will
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Director: Paul Greengrass Rating: 1/5 This film is based on a true event, when Anders Behring Breivik committed a terrorist attack
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Director: Jaume Collet Serra Rating: 4/5 Prime has a good film starring Liam Neeson. Neeson was good in Taken film series and
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Director: Joram Lursen Rating: 3/5 This film tackles the WWII and the dictatorship of the Nazi regime, perpetrated against the non-Jewish
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Director: Kyle Rideout Rating: 4/5 This film is a cheerful portrayal of a very serious issue. The issue portrayed is
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Director: Erdal Ceylan Rating: 1/5 I was excited when I saw this film, and especially because I just completed reading
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Director: Lauren Miller Rogen Rating: 5/5 A very good film. It is both a drama and a comedy, and thus
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Director: Alex Richanbach Rating: 4/5 I watched this film just because I was tired, while conducting archival research, but it
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Director: Ben Howling and Yolanda Ramke Rating: 4/5 I was really worried when I saw the film from Australia, because I never
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Director: Vince Marcello Rating: 2/5 I am always up for a good film about teenagers, if for nothing else, because
Film Review: Netflix’s The Kissing Booth (2018) Read Post »
Director: Kagiso Lediga Rating: 4/5 This film is one of Netflix’s international ventures. With other international films I was so
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Director: Laura Brownson Rating: 5/5 The Rachel’s Divide is a film in which one cannot take a stand. I entirely understood
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Director: Mark Raso Rating: 2/5 Kodachrome is a new film on Netflix, and it narrates a predictable story of forgiveness
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Director and writer: Michael Larnell Rating: 4/5 This film has been on Netflix for a few weeks, but I did
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Director: Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman Rating: 5/5 I was surprised that Netflix made a film lasting only 40 minutes, but
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