Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3 Review — Saved by the Girl
Spoilers follow for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3, ‘The Battle of Winterfell’. Nine long years in the making! Game...
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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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My Thoughts on Shirley Frimpong Manso’s New Movie-LOVE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT | A Failed Or Successful Attempt at Telling the HIV/AIDS Story?
After my usual weekend Kung-fu movie, I had the opportunity to watch the new Shirley Frimpong Manso movie-LOVE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT and I will...
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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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‘London Has Fallen’ Review: Fast-Paced, Brutal and Extremely Exaggerated
Anthony Fuqua’s action film-London Has Fallen, a sequel to ‘Olympus Has Fallen’ is extremely chaotic, brutal, fast-paced and exceedingly exaggerated—-it falls short of the first...
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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...
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Cannes Review: ‘Mia Madre’ (My Mother) By Nanni Moretti | Acting, Reality & What’s In-Between
Nanni Moretti, a veteran at the Cannes Film Festival is back this year with what fits the description of a semi-autobiographical drama-Mia Madre (My Mother)...
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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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‘Bad Neighbours 2’ Review: Seth Rogen’s Attempt to Climb the Property Ladder Smashed By A Sorority
When a film makes 270 million dollars and only 18 million was spent on it, then you are sure a sequel would more likely be...
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'Joy' Review: Jennifer Lawrence’s Brilliant Performance in A Chaotic Family and Commerce Biopic of Joy Mangano
Despite ‘Joy’ being less comical to me when compared to ‘Spy’ and Jennifer Lawrence being no where close to Melissa McCarthy in the department of...
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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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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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‘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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Cannes Review: ‘AN’-Another Great Film By Naomi Kawase | It Surely Gets You to Re-evaluate Your Existence
Japanese film-maker, Naomi Kawase has returned to the Cannes Film Festival for the 7th time with another awe-inspiring and soul touching movie-An. The movie which...
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Review of Mission: Impossible-Rogue Nation | Another Tom Cruise Action Adventure
Tom Cruise has returned for the fifth time with another Mission: Impossible movie’; ‘Rogue Nation’ as Ethan Hunt —an action thriller majorly set in...
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‘The Revenant’ Review: A Vicious Journey of Survival | Exceptional Performance & Endurance By Leonardo DiCaprio
Leonardo DiCaprio has missed the Oscars many times but this year, the only way he will not pick the plaque considering his outstandingly superb performance...
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Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 2 Review — The Beginning of the End (of the World)
Spoilers follow for those yet to watch Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 2 — ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’. For a global behemoth...
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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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MOVIE REVIEW: Inner Woman – ‘God Is Wicked’
Just this past Saturday, (2nd March 2019) was the premiere of the much-anticipated movie – Inner Woman – directed and produced by ace Nigerian film producer...
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‘When Love Happens’ Review: When the Search for Love Becomes A ‘Cosmic Joke’ | A Contemporary Nollywood RomCom that Elicits Genuine Laughter
Last night at the Greenwich Odeon Cinema in London, ‘When Love Happens’ received a grand premiere—and it has also been released in selected UK cinemas...
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‘Hitman: Agent 47’ Review | A Superficial Movie with Guns All Over
Rupert Friend takes centre stage in ‘Hitman: Agent 47’ as a rogue product of a discontinued secret military programme which was set up to specifically...
