It's been ages since I've got time to write a review, but I knew I had to write one for this after I saw it last weekend. I've mentioned PILGRIMAGE all the way back in January 2016. It's been a long time coming but I'm glad I got to see it on the big screen (though …
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Weekend Roundup: Quick review of BABY DRIVER (2017)
Happy [almost] Fourth of July weekend! It's not really a long weekend for me as I'll be working both Monday AND Wednesday, though the office is pretty much dead today with everyone taking a day off. Last week was a pretty hectic one, hence I hadn't even posted anything other than my short film update. Well, …
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FlixChatter Review: The Accountant (2016)
It's kind of an interesting choice for Ben Affleck to do this movie in the same year as Batman V Superman. Some people call this one as an unconventional superhero movie about an autistic accountant, and it wouldn't be wrong as there's certainly traces of Bruce Wayne in the film protagonist, Christian Wolff. Heck even his …
Weekend Roundup: Musings on the first half of Daredevil season 2
My hubby and I usually would spend 15-20 minutes just browsing iTunes and Netflix and agonize over what to watch. So we're sure glad Daredevil Season 2 dropped on Netflix last Friday, as we know what we'll be bingeing on all weekend. But our extent of 'binging' is actually just 3 episodes a day, so we're only about …
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FlixChatter Review: Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015)
There's something so refreshingly frank about this movie right from the start. Though it deals with a difficult subject of terminal illness, the movie is both heartwarming and genuinely funny. The 'Me' in the title is Greg (Thomas Mann), who spends most of his free time making parodies of classic films with his friend, whom …
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FlixChatter Review: FURY (2014)
Hollywood loves making films about WWII and to their credit they produced some great ones. In my opinion, Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red Line were the last great films about this war. And even though I loved Inglorious Basterds, I don’t count it as true WWII film, if you saw it then you …
FlixChatter Review: Grudge Match
De Niro and Stallone seems to have a new movie opening every month lately don't they? Both are their 70s and still going strong, while most of their piers either doing TV shows or take a supporting role in other big films. For example, all of Harrison Ford's films this year, he played a secondary …
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