Game Of Thrones Season 6 Episode 2 Review- Home Is Where The Heart Is
*Spoilers, naturally, follow for those who have yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 2 ‘Home’* “Jon Snow is deader than dead”, Thrones...
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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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'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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‘Vacation’ Review: Slightly Amusing With the ‘Conventional’ Foul Language and Inappropriate Antics
Increasingly, the big screens are being filled with less thought-provoking movies these days—as more offensive words and antics lead in the world of mainstream cinema....
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Cannes Review: Director-Grímur Hakonarson’s Hrútar (Rams)| It’s Not Just About the Rams But the Brotherly Love They Revive
Film-maker, Grímur Hakonarson who is a graduate of Prague Film School and a 2005 Cannes’ Cinéfondation competitor returned stronger to this year’s Cannes Film Festival...
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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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Cannes Review: ‘Amnesia’ | Who Deals With the Memories of the Holocaust Better…The Disgusted Runaway or Those Who Stayed to Rebuild Germany?
The holocaust has been told in many ways by many film makers across the globe but the central theme and conversation have always remained the same;...
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Joselyn Dumas Garners Plaudits for Ethereal Performance In Latest Movie ‘Cold Feet’
Over the years, Joselyn Dumas has proven what she can do already, either as a screen goddess or a broadcast journalist. However, there’s no question...
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‘REBECCA’ Review: Betrothed by Parents But Found Connection through Great Conversation
Shirley Frimpong-Manso has decided to dare her audience with an unexpected radical shift in her style of story-telling—seemingly temporal but the fact remains; ‘Rebecca’ is...
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Movie Review: ‘Man Up’ | A Light RomCom Full of So Many Coincidences
Apart from the brilliant acting and excellent English accent American actress-Lake Bell puts up, everything else though funny seem to have been borne out of...
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‘Captain America: Civil War’ Review: Superbly Brutal As the Avengers Knock Each Other in Mayhem
The Avengers have become a global redemption force; a small group of super heroes whose activities are borderless. Though a private organisation, they are able...
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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 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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TED 2 Review | It’s The Usual Foul Mouth Ted & His Best Friend-Mark Wahlberg Against ‘Political Correctness’
Seth MacFarlane himself wouldn’t dare say TED 2 is anything close to his first installment when it comes to real comedy—but he surely uses TED...
