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Walker - a new beginning

Walker - a new beginning

I watched it, so you don’t have to. A new CW series, and I use new lightly, since it is a reboot, has premiered yesterday to a relatively lukewarm reception.

ReviewsFilm & TVCristina Bogdan
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Walker - the reboot

Walker - the reboot

Do you guys remember Walker, Texas ranger played by Chuck Norris? Because I do. He used to kick ass and take names for 8 seasons, starting in 1993.

ReviewsFilm & TVCristina Bogdan
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Enola Holmes. Review

Enola Holmes. Review

Well, that was a good watch. When this film was first announced, I had my reservations.

ReviewsFilm & TVJonjo Cosgrove
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Sonic The Hedgehog Review : Family Fun Speeds in for a Win!

Sonic The Hedgehog Review : Family Fun Speeds in for a Win!

Not a film without its faults but one that passes the baton of nostalgia from one generation to another with the help of people power and a studio that listened for once; Bravo Paramount, Bravo. A great watch for the whole family.

ReviewsFilm & TVJosh Varney
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Reboots Assemble : Jay and Silent Bob Reboot!

Reboots Assemble : Jay and Silent Bob Reboot!

To say i’m a Kevin Smith fan is putting it lightly and to even say i’m in the demographic doesn’t even scratch the surface of my adoration of this man.

ReviewsFilm & TVJosh Varney
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Joker - Review

Joker - Review

Joker isn’t an action packed, explosion filled, Superhero trope laden caper, replete with cheesy jokes and one liners. No, it’s a dark, gritty, in some ways brutal and disturbing cautionary tale of how society, ignored, abused and left to fester, will retaliate and lay low those who ignored it for years; the avatar of its rage and dissolution manifesting in Arthur Fleck’s Joker.

ReviewsFilm & TVMatt Geary
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Shazam and Freddy

Shazam - Review

Okay then, so let’s start with the important fact - Don’t leave til the very end, there are 2 credit scenes.

ReviewsFilm & TVMark Canty
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