‘Banana Island Ghost’ Review: Extensively Hilarious—Even When the Name Sounds Puerile
If you’ve said you wouldn’t watch an African movie that vividly tells you from the title that it revolves around a ghost, that’s a prudent...
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ISOKEN Review: Jade Osiberu’s Attempt at Challenging Perennial Social Compulsions On the Back of Romance and Sometimes Vapid Comedy
Sandwiched between a relationship that seems conventionally desirable and perfect with more enviable prospects—and another that departs from societal expectations and acceptances filled with looming...
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‘John And John’ Review – Kofas Media’s Well Scripted, Well Acted And Well Directed Story Of Greed Ticks All The Boxes
No movie in the history of the Ghanaian industry has drawn the budget, cast or marketing campaign put on for Kofas Media’s latest production ‘John...
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‘Mechanic: Resurrection’ Review: Jason Statham Once Again is Too BadAss to Be Killed
British actor-Jason Statham is just not a great talent, even though many of the movies he has starred in fall short of his excellence, his...
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‘Suicide Squad’ Review: A Group of Meta-Humans Fighting for the Interest of the State in A Plot-less Heavily Computerised Chaotic Film—Much More Like A Recorded Grenade-Themed Computer Game
Written and directed by David Ayer, “Suicide Squad” is plotless and chaotic—-so bad that I had to keep stuffing Doritos into my mouth just to...
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'Jason Bourne' Review: A Snowden Style Whistle Blowing Attempt Sends Assassins Once Again After Rogue-Bourne
After failing to appear in the 2012 Bourne spinoff-The Bourne Legacy, Matt Damon has returned to the Bourne franchise to keep the Bourne cinematic legacy...
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‘Cocoa Brown’ Review: A Poor Opening With Overt Execrable Acting and Unpardonable Production Flaws
On the back of the initial success of her first TV series-Afia Schwarzenegger which somewhat lost its momentum and audience to the exit of its...
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'The Legend of Tarzan' Review: A Remake That’s Far From the Tarzan We Fell in Love With
The popular English adage; “if it’s not broke don’t fix it” perfectly captures the feeling I walked out of the cinema with after about 2...
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Game Of Thrones Season 6 Episode 10 Review – The White Wolf Rises
From BrutallyUncensored.Com *Spoilers, naturally, follows for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 10 ‘The Winds of Winter’* Game of Thrones has...
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Game Of Thrones Season 6 Episode 9 Review : Underwhelming Battle Resolution Undercuts Brilliant Episode
From BrutallyUncensored.Com *Spoilers, naturally, follow for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 9 ‘Battle of the Bastards’* Game of Thrones has...
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Game Of Thrones Season 6 Episode 8 Review- No One Is Going Home
From BrutallyUncensored.Com *Spoilers, naturally, follow for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 8 ‘No One’* Arya Stark has been divorced from...
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'The Boss' Review: Melissa McCarthy’s Fall from the Top and An Aggressive Comeback
Co-written by Melissa McCarthy and her husband-Ben Falcone who also directed this corporate themed fused with family comedy, The Boss, has unexpected hilarious scenes and...
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Game Of Thrones Season 6 Episode 7 Review- The Calm Before The Storm
From BrutallyUncensored.Com *Spoilers, naturally, follow for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 7 ‘The Broken Man’’* Game of Thrones returned to...
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Game Of Thrones Season 6 Episode 6 Review: Ahoy For Westeros!
From BrutallyUncensored.Com *Spoilers, naturally, follow for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 6 ‘Blood of my Blood’* Season six of Game...
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Game Of Thrones Season 6 Episode 5 Review: Hold The Door, Please?
From BrutallyUncensored.Com *Spoilers, naturally, follow for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 5 ‘The Door’* This season of Game of Thrones...
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Cannes Film Review: ‘The Wailing’—Brutishly Intense And Yet Deeply Emotional
If you’ve ever considered supernatural stories a little lame and passé in contemporary cinema direction, then perhaps you are yet to see South Korean director-Na...
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Cannes Film Review: ‘Aquarius’—When Home and Memories Are Strongly Intertwined | A Brilliant Performance By Sonia Braga
Actress- Sonia Braga has aged gracefully and playing a woman around her real age in Kleber Mendonça Filho’s latest film-‘Aquarius’ must have demanded a little...
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Cannes Film Review: ‘Mademoiselle’—Cleverly Weird and Confusingly Interesting
Written by Park Chan-Wook and Seo-Kyung Chung, ‘Mademoiselle’ which translate as ‘The Handmaiden’ in English is a brilliant piece of art—yet it’s extensively confusing until...
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Game Of Thrones Season 6 Episode 4 Review: 'Fire And Blood'
*spoilers, naturally, follow for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 4 ‘The Book of the Stranger’* The house words of House...
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Cannes Film Review: 'Toni Erdmann'—Hysterically Funny | A Sweet-Sour Comedy With A Valuable Underlying Message
Most recent comedies we’ve seen have been funny in chops but Berlin-based filmmaker-Maren Ade’s latest work-Toni Erdmann, which she presented at the 69th Cannes Film...
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Cannes Film Review: ‘The Student’—A Vibrant Depiction of the Clash Between Religious Zealotry and Science
It’s a clash between religious fanaticism and science, the former backed by many scriptural quotations and the latter supported by arguments of reason and evidence—but at...
