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  2. Harrison,

    Your police report stories are coming along fine, but we need some careful editing to fix some things on them. You and I will talk specifically at class today, so we can put these stories away with a good grade. OK? Thanks.

    Dr. Webb

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  3. Harrison,

    Once you get into the story it goes pretty well. But it’s necessary to work on two things to bring this up to where it needs to be. First, the lead is weak. It should really be a carefully picked quotation, one that does get to the heart of what she wants to say. This one doesn’t get that said. Second, the speech is fairly long and complex, and you must do not have enough of the speech in your story. From your story the reader would be confused, not understanding her unique and really good argument. We need to do some reworking here. OK?

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  4. Harrison,

    You have played catch-up a good part of the semester, but you have done it, for the most part. Your last stories, the literary pieces, are not bad–they do catch the flavor we are looking for–but they are just too short, sort of half-stories. When it comes to your profiles, which we have talked about on a couple of occasions, what you have done it not badly written. It just has no form to it. Or, rather, it has the wrong form. If you look at what you have here, each one of the three stories is one long paragraph. It is not in any kind of literary form. We need it broken into paragraphs and written as you have the two literary pieces. I have tried to read my way through them, which is not easy, and they are written fairly well. If only they were “fixed.” Grade for the course this semester is a B-.

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  6. Overall good review. I think you could have mentioned how the end fight scene was too shaky with the camera. I agree with you about adding length and a few more known actors though. Nice review.

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  7. The Reach’s plan was based on the original Blue Beetle (2006-2009) comic book several years ago. If anything, Supernatural’s is similar to the Reach.

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  9. Like most Bay films, it does run too long for its own good and deflates a bit in the third act, but it kept me entertained for the most part. Good review.

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  11. […] “My Spidey Sense is tingling” is as classic to the character of Spider-Man as ” With great power comes great responsibility”. The Spider-Sense has been one of the main abilities in every iteration of the web-slinger in print, television, and film. The Spider-Sense alerts Spider-Man to incoming danger even if he can’t see it. Only very few characters, such as Venom and Scorpion, have been able to get past this early warning system undetected. However, this ability was indeed left out of Spider-Man: Homecoming. […]

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  12. Hey, I just had a look at your blog and you’ve got some very interesting content on here. This one caught my attention because like the rest of the world I’m beyond excited to see Homecoming! Been waiting to see more Spider-Man since Civil War! Nice piece!

    Would you be interested in sharing your work on Movie Pilot? I’d like to invite you to join the platform, and I’d love to hear from you so I can to expand on that. Feel free to shoot me an e-mail, my contact details are on my “About” page. Hopefully talk soon!

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  15. I didn’t think it was left out of Homecoming, they just never called attention to it like they have in the other movies. I found there were plenty of instances where they showed his Spider Sense.

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  17. […] I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: The Rock makes everything better. This hulk of a man has clawed his way to the top of Hollywood’s elite actors. He has a presence in every film that he is a part of even if it’s a small role. And that is why I think he’d make a great Razoul. It may be a small role, but I imagine The Rock would make it feel big. He has good comedic timing. He can be fierce and intimidating. That is why he would be a great choice as the Captain of the Royal Guard. Just mentioning his name while promoting the film guarantees butts in seats. […]

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  24. […] I had a great time at the theater. I heard more laughs from the audience of this film than I did in The Hitman’s Bodyguard. I’m excited for the sequel and hope that some of the Losers Club gets their ideal adult selves […]

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  30. […] This Is the End is one of the smartest, funniest comedies in the past decade. The film stars Seth Rogen, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Jay Baruchel, Danny McBride, Craig Robinson, and many other real-life actors playing fictionalized versions of themselves trying to survive in the aftermath of the Biblical Apocalypse. The film did have a script, but a lot of the dialogue was improvised by the actors. This Is the End received mostly positive reviews from critics and holds the title of being the last movie to be officially rented by Blockbuster Video before they went out of business at 11:00 p.m. on November 9, 2013. The film also gave us the Backstreet Boys reunion we always wanted. […]

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  65. I thought the latest movie was disappointing. I would be okay if they recast Princess Leia or with her being a Force ghost. I do not want them to kill her off or to go back on their word and decide to use digital recreation instead of a real actress.

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  66. Please, let it be real. I don’t like Ben Affleck as a person, but as a professional, as an actor and director, he is great. And Henry is the best Superman actor in years, he deserves to shine more.

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  67. Great review; spot on. Agree with the rating. Nothing will top the original. Fun comedy for music lovers. We went and saw it two nights ago.

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  73. […] Darkest Hour is a British biographical war drama film directed by Joe Wright and written by Anthony McCarten. The film stars Gary Oldman, Ben Mendelsohn, Kristin Scott Thomas, Lily James, Stephen Dillane, and Ronald Pickup. The story follows Winston Churchill during his first days as Prime Minister, while Hitler closes in on Britain during World War II. Joe Wright does a great job at directing many of the scenes in this film. He manages to both capture the feeling in the room and display everyone’s thoughts without even using words. The costume design and makeup in the film give the audience a feel for being in a WWII era Europe. Getting this right is important for any period piece. Gary Oldman is Winston Churchill in this film. It looks as if the studio went back in time and snagged Churchill from 1940 and asked him to play himself in their film. The way Oldman Oldman spoke and looked was identical to the way Churchill sounded. He may have overdone it on his mumbling, but he was still entertaining. His interaction with the other political contemporaries is interesting to see and hear. Kristin Scott Thomas is quite enjoyable as Clementine Churchill. Her role is more comical and involved than expected. Due to Churchill handling a lot of his business at home, the audience is treated to much of their interaction. She helps bring out more of the emotional side of Churchill that isn’t often seen by the public. Ben Mendelsohn is enjoyable as King George VI in a role that is more of an extended cameo. In his few scenes with Churchill and other characters, Mendelsohn manages to deliver a few laughs and heartening lines. It would be great to see an entire film about King George VI with Ben Mendelsohn in the starring role. Lily James is fine as Churchill’s personal secretary Elizabeth Layton, but her character feels very unnecessary to the plot. Due to the film focusing more on the politics of Britain during World War II, there isn’t any action. A two-hour film based on war that doesn’t show footage of the war should be able to hold its own with dialogue and drama. While Darkest Hour does have many dramatic moments, the dialogue isn’t intriguing nor engaging enough to keep the viewer’s interest, so at times the film lags and feels slow. I give Darkest Hour a Normal 6.5/10. The film serves as a suitable history lesson that would make an educational double feature with Dunkirk. […]

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  77. […] Creed is a phenomenal film with a great story and lots of emotion. Director Ryan Coogler did a great job at putting the Rocky franchise back in the spotlight with the film grossing over $110 million at the global box office and earning Sylvester Stallone an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Of course, many fans have been dying to know when a sequel would be released. Ryan Coogler stated that he was interested in making a sequel if the right story came along and Sylvester Stallone, the writer, and star of the first six films, was right there with him. Creed II was originally slated to be released in November 2017 but was delayed due to Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan’s involvement in Black Panther. […]

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  82. I Would Love to see the animated series get another swing. I loved the show freeing up, love it now and my son loves it now (the episodes I can find). He carries around my action figures (which are 21 years old now).

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  90. When you say “There are also a few characters who could have been more developed so that the audience could have empathized with them better.” what exactly do you mean?

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  91. If I may add … was the inconsistent use of powers the only continuity error you felt or were there others you spotted? Because I feel the usage of powers can be explained by the passage of time in between movies; these heroes are constantly building things and learning new stuff.

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  106. Good guess about her being invisible and mirroring. It made me think of the scene in the car when Dennis/Kevin kidnaps the girls and he doesn’t notice Casey in the front seat. It’s almost like she wasn’t there, not until she opens the door and the door sound goes off. Interesting.

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  109. I think apollos other children have to be in the film but it would be an idea for creed 3 that apollos other son is also a boxer fighting under a different name also and and adonis and he’s half brother have a showdown that could make for a great creed 3

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  110. Casey is the whisperer. She has the ability to make anyone follow her orders. This is referenced in split with her ordering the other captive girls to follow her instruction and her ordering the beast. M. Night also includes scenes with her ordering the doctor in Mr. Glass, she orders Kevin, and a brief glimpse of a comic called The Whisperer. Sounds like her powers were an Easter egg in the movie. At least imo

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    • Staple is the Whisperer. That was the twist, the whole time she was a super, and was using her powers to convince other supers that they were ordinary. She pretty much says so at the end.

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  112. Ridiculous. Oda is starting to lose it. But if we are to follow that logic it’s a special type logia, not paramecia.

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  114. Katakuri, unlike Logias, has the ability to use and be hit by armament haki on parts of his body that are transformed (see buzzcut mochi). Logias are shown using haki with their ‘real’ body parts (at least smoker and Sabo are, have we even seen any others use armament post-timeskip?) So Katakuri’s ‘real’ body is actually made of mochi, in the same way that Luffy’s is rubber, maybe?

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  116. […] checking out an advanced screening of IT in Charlotte, NC, I was able to meet and speak to fellow online critic John Flickinger. Luckily I […]

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  117. […] Devil Fruits that allow the user to create and control any other substance, but do not allow the user’s body to transform into that substance are classified under Paramecia. Likewise, Devil Fruits that change the user’s body into a substance but don’t bestow the power to create and control said substance are also classified as Paramecia. Furthermore, even if all three requirements are met but the substance itself is not a naturally occurring element or force of nature, then it cannot be classified as a Logia, something proven by the existence of the Mochi-Mochi Fruit, which is considered a “Special Paramecia”. […]

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  118. I believe Apollo’s other son does actually appear in Creed though it is only mentioned briefly. He is the trainer of the fighter named Danny “Stuntman” Wheeler and it is only mentioned in the short clip of the tv show about Conlan.

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    • That was Tony “Little Duke” Evers that trains Wheeler in Creed and Creed II. He is the son of Creed’s and later Rocky’s trainer Tony “Duke” Evers.

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  119. […] of gravity on time in Interstellar, and the non-chronological narrative present in Memento and Dunkirk. In Tenet, Nolan deals with an unconventional form of time travel. People and objects are inverted […]

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  127. […] Wonder Woman 3 was greenlit hot off the release of Wonder Woman 1984 this past Christmas. The film was delayed numerous times due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and was eventually released on HBO Max. Nonetheless, the film turned out to be a hit for the streaming service, even if the critics did not appreciate it as much as the first film. You can check out our review of the film here. […]

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  133. […] “My Spidey Sense is tingling” is as classic to the character of Spider-Man as ” With great power comes great responsibility”. The Spider-Sense has been one of the main abilities in every iteration of the web-slinger in print, television, and film. The Spider-Sense alerts Spider-Man to incoming danger even if he can’t see it. Only very few characters, such as Venom and Scorpion, have been able to get past this early warning system undetected. However, this ability was indeed left out of Spider-Man: Homecoming. […]

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  140. […] Hurt, Ray Winstone, and Rachel Weisz. A prequel set in between Captain America: Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, the film follows Natasha Romanoff while she is on the run from Thaddeus Ross after breaking the […]

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  141. […] in the film. Also, as the deuteragonist and considering what we know about Natasha’s fate in Avengers: Endgame, the story does feel like a jumping-off point for Yelena to become the main Black Widow moving […]

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  156. […] Lee, Harish Patel, Kit Harington, Salma Hayek, and Angelina Jolie. Set sometime after the events of Avengers: Endgame, the film follows the Eternals, an immortal alien race sent by the Celestials to protect Earth from […]

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    • Yes steam would make a great Logia Devil Fruit! Unfortunately though this was already used in One Piece: Grand Adventure as a replacement for Smoker’s Plume Plume Fruit and Oda doesn’t like double dipping. Also steam is a gas and thus technically under the umbrella of the Gas Gas Fruit.

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  163. […] Star Wars: Visions is the first anime to be made exclusively for Disney+. It was met with acclaim by fans and critics alike, with both clamoring for a second season. The success of this show begs the question of will there be any more anime made for Disney+? The answer should be yes. The platform certainly lacks in the anime department which is shocking as Disney’s original cartoons are the inspiration behind all modern anime. Also, with Netflix going full steam ahead with their original anime series Disney+ should expand their anime library as soon as possible if they want to keep up. […]

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  176. […] sequels that he creates in his original films. That being said, The King’s Man is a step up from Kingsman: The Golden Circle but is nowhere near as good as Kingsman: The Secret Service. While there are many great scenes in […]

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  182. […] mentions that “the enemies are no longer countries but people,” a phrase stated by M in Skyfall. By the end, it felt like the studio was going for an all-female version of The Expendables, […]

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  201. […] in the video, Death on the Nile is a murder mystery film directed by Kenneth Branagh and sequel to Murder on the Orient Express. The film stars Branagh, returning as Hercule Poirot, alongside an ensemble cast including Tom […]

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  218. […] tried with varying degrees of success. Warner Bros. launched its DC Extended Universe (DCEU) with Man of Steel in 2013 and has changed course multiple times, even abandoning the original concept conceived by […]

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  233. […] species) are an homage to Reservoir Dogs, and the caper planning narration is an homage to the Ocean’s film series. Two out of three of those films should not be seen by a child even if they are with a […]

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  248. […] I had a great time at the theater. I heard more laughs from the audience of this film than I did in The Hitman’s Bodyguard. I’m excited about the sequel and hope that some of the Losers Club get their ideal adult selves […]

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  250. […] sequels have become very popular in Hollywood lately. Blade Runner 2049, Tron: Legacy, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, and Jurassic World are examples of this. It was only a matter of time before Top Gun got the […]

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  252. […] Stranger Things has been a cultural phenomenon since it arrived on Netflix in 2016. It had the right blend of 80s nostalgia and modern sci-fi that was becoming popular. The original cast was a mix of known stars and relative newcomers with many of the child actors going on to more prominent roles. Each season they add a few new cast members who instantly feel like they belong. The trend continues with the additions of Argyle (Eduardo Franco) and Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn). Argyle is the new stoner friend of Jonathan (Charlie Heaton) out in California and Eddie leads the Hellfire Club, a D&D group at Hawkins High, attended by Mike (Finn Wolfhard), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo), and Lucas (Caleb McLaughlin). Both newcomers are sucked into the frightening situations involving Eleven and Vecna respectively. […]

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  254. […] by Eric Kripke (Supernatural) who produces alongside Seth Rogen (Preacher) and Evan Goldberg (Invincible). Featuring an ensemble cast that includes Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Laz Alonso, Tomer Capon, Karen […]

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  261. […] return to lower-budget horror films. He came on board to direct the feature after leaving Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness due to creative differences. This was clearly a labor of love for Derrickson as he set the story in […]

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  264. […] As with every Pixar film, the animation is beautiful, but for some reason not as photorealistic as Toy Story 4. I feel that style would have been more appropriate as It’s assumed this is a live-action picture […]

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  266. […] sewn together with emotionally gripping small moments. The tone and length are more synonymous with The Great Gatsby than Moulin Rouge! Music is prevalent throughout and the anachronistic hip-hop songs work well. […]

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  278. you forgot admiral Zephyr. most likely the admiral before one piece releasing were: sakazuki, zephyr and sengoku. fleet admiral was kong. kong then got promoted to commander of governement forces. and sengoku became fleet admiral. this time aokiji/kuzan became admiral. later zephyr left the marines. and kizaru became admiral. BUT maybe in between all that dragon could be an admiral too. thats a really well received theory.

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  280. […] Devil Fruits that allow the user to create and control any other substance, but do not allow the user’s body to transform into that substance are classified under Paramecia. Likewise, Devil Fruits that change the user’s body into a substance but don’t bestow the power to create and control a said substance are also classified as Paramecia. Furthermore, even if all three requirements are met but the substance itself is not a naturally occurring element or force of nature, then it cannot be classified as a Logia, something proven by the existence of the Mochi-Mochi Fruit, which is considered a “Special Paramecia”. […]

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  281. […] the films of the franchise. The story follows Kamala Khan, a 16-year-old Muslim Pakistani-American Captain Marvel fangirl from New Jersey who discovers she has superpowers after putting on a mysterious bangle she […]

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  282. […] Michael Wincott, and Brandon Perea, Nope is Peele’s third original directorial feature after Get Out and Us. The story follows two siblings, OJ and Emerald, who inherit their father’s horse […]

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  289. […] thoughts in the video, The Gray Man is an action-thriller spy film directed by the Russo brothers (Avengers: Endgame), from a screenplay written by Joe Russo (Extraction), Christopher Markus, and Stephen McFeely […]

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  290. Reviews of The Gray Man are mixed but if you liked the intermittently fast and furious pace of Bill Fairclough’s epic fact based spy novel Beyond Enkription in The Burlington Files series then you will love Anthony Russo’s The Gray Man and vice versa. They both make parts of Robert Ludlum’s Jason Bourne series look like slow horses! The Gray Man is about a renegade CIA agent on the run and stars Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans; it’s based on Mark Greaney’s debut novel of the same name. Fairclough’s factual stand-alone thriller Beyond Enkription is about a (real life) MI6 agent on the run from international organised crime gangs and Haiti’s TonTon Macoute from London to Nassau and Port au Prince to Miami. The Gray Man and The Burlington Files are both musts for espionage aficionados. The difference between them is that The Burlington Files series has had mainly five star reviews, it’s full of real characters and was written for espionage cognoscenti some of whom won’t have even heard of the ingenious spycraft tricks featured in this electrifying novel.

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  303. My thoughts are that this movie is a very bad movie terrible not even worth to watch it they were lost in the sauce and they couldn’t even find the sauce don’t even stream it

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  305. […] Palpatine’s second Death Star in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, the Ten Rings appearing in Iron Man 3, and the League of Shadows appearing in The Dark Knight Rises are clear examples of this trend. […]

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  311. […] vagina. The best thing to take away from this movie is the performance given by Ana de Armas. From Knives Out to No Time to Die to The Gray Man de Armas’ versatility is nothing to scoff at. Ana de Armas […]

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  325. […] Four of the MCU. While projects like WandaVision, Loki, Ms. Marvel, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings have garnered praise other ventures have been considered below par. Several reasons are floating […]

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  334. […] Return of the Jedi, the Ten Rings appearing in Iron Man 3, and the League of Shadows appearing in The Dark Knight Rises are clear examples of this trend. Clerks III is in essence an homage to Clerks as that’s the […]

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  364. […] thoughts in the video, Violent Night is a Christmas action-comedy film directed by Tommy Wirkola (What Happened to Monday) from a screenplay written by Pat Casey (Sonic the Hedgehog) and Josh Miller (Sonic the Hedgehog […]

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  383. I can’t wait for the the next God of War. In a way they history lesson, moral lesson, and good teachings for oneself. They would be the greatest of stories told and remembered and that is hard to beat. You learn something this history has not always dictate such as truth and legend. Anything learned from the past in some form strengths the present and dictates what the future could be.

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  402. […] by Michael B. Jordan (in his feature directorial debut) from a screenplay by Keenan Coogler (Space Jam: A New Legacy) and Zach Baylin (King Richard). Featuring Jordan, Tessa Thompson, Jonathan Majors, Wood Harris, […]

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  411. […] or a post-apocalyptic thriller such as The Book of Eli (2010) or Left Behind (2014). Then there’s Mother! (2017) which is in its own totally crazy category. That being said, when the film is based on the […]

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  412. […] (Devil’s Due) from a screenplay written by James Vanderbilt (Darkness Falls) and Guy Busick (Ready or Not). Featuring returning stars Melissa Barrera, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Mason Gooding, Jenna Ortega, […]

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  414. […] anthologies like American Horror Story and The Twilight Zone also piqued my interest. I even do a JanuScary Special every year for my website. Needless to say, I do not need to be forced to watch anything scary. […]

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  420. […] is a satirical psychological thriller series created by Donald Glover (Atlanta) and Janine Nabers (Watchmen). Nabers serves as the head writer with Adamma Ebo (Honk for Jesus. Save Your Soul.) leading the […]

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  423. […] as an intelligent man with a very youthful disposition. Your typical geek, he wears glasses, makes Star Wars references, and has a Ninja Turtles wallet. Johnson’s depiction of Fregin is bound to draw […]

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  428. […] and produced by Chris McKay (The Lego Batman Movie) from a screenplay written by Ryan Ridley (Invincible). Featuring Nicholas Hoult, Nicolas Cage, Awkwafina, Ben Schwartz, Adrian Martinez, and Shohreh […]

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  429. […] studios itching to suck everything possible idea from whatever IP they own and in an age where a Joker movie without Batman can make $1 billion at the box office; a movie based on Renfield makes logical […]

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  445. I have a feeling that there’ll be an alternate timeline Atreus (Loki) that killed Odin, and kept the mask for himself for his own selfish ambitions. Then while having a giant vision, he learned about a unfortunate fate destined for him, and conflicted Kratos will stand in his way. So with the mask, he looks into the rift, and learns time travel to go back in time to the present Kratos (A few years later post-Ragnarok) to try disturb timelines and change his fate. Ultimately ending with Loki’s defeat and Kratos’ death as the prophecy predicted, since Kratos couldn’t kill his son like he did with Zeus, and will be revered as a God and savior in his passing.

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  456. […] are switching to more radiant animation styles as witnessed by Sony’s Spider-Verse franchise and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. The only examples I know of Pixar changing up their animation style are Soul and […]

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  460. […] times are changing and other studios are switching to more radiant animation styles as witnessed by Sony’s Spider-Verse franchise and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. The only examples I know of Pixar changing up their animation […]

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  462. […] horror icons is Tony Todd. He is known for playing the terrifying Daniel Robitaille/Candyman in the Candyman franchise and the cryptic mortician William Bludworth in the Final Destination franchise. Both of […]

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  464. […] the video, Oppenheimer is an epic semibiographical drama written and directed by Christopher Nolan (Dunkirk). Featuring Cillian Murphy, Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr., Florence Pugh, Josh […]

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  465. […] Dunkirk (2017) which was a passion project of his before moving on to the sci-fi action thriller Tenet (2020). With Oppenheimer, Nolan has made another historical film that succeeds the already high […]

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  466. […] a meta fantasy comedy film based on the Mattel toy line of the same name directed by Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) from a screenplay written by Gerwig and Noah Baumbach (Marriage Story). Featuring Margot Robbie, […]

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  467. […] is a superhero film based on the DC Comics character of the same name directed by Andy Muschietti (IT) from a screenplay written by Christina Hodson (Birds of Prey). Featuring Ezra Miller, Sasha Calle, […]

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  475. […] more often than not the enemy creates similar or better bigger weapons to counter them. As seen in Oppenheimer earlier this year we now live in an era where all the major powers have the means to end all life […]

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  476. […] suit talking to you has been done by Venom, and the young superhero has been done by Shazam! and Spider-Man. Having this movie come out at a time when the DCEU is ending and superhero movies aren’t hitting […]

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  477. […] is a semibiographical drama film directed by George C. Wolfe (Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom) from a screenplay written by Julian Breece (When They See Us) and Dustin Lance Black (Milk). […]

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  481. […] Kevin Feige with Eric Martin (Heels) serving as head writer and Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead (Moon Knight) leading the directing team. Featuring Tom Hiddleston, Sophia Di Martino, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Wunmi […]

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  502. […] I’ve found unique enjoyment in the blend of these elements, exemplified in works like the Scream franchise and parodied masterfully in Scary Movie and its sequel. (The rest lost the horror tinge […]

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  505. […] What If…? is an animated anthology series for the streaming service Disney+, based on the Marvel Comics series of the same name. It is the fourth television series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), meaning it shares continuity with the films of the franchise. Produced by A.C. Bradley who also serves as the head writer with Bryan Andrews directing, the series stars the voice talents of Jeffrey Wright and a multitude of returning actors from the MCU. Still narrated by the Watcher, the second season continues to explore the alternate timelines in the multiverse sustained by Loki after the events of Loki Season 2. To properly review a series such as What If…?, some spoilers must be discussed so if you have not finished the show do not read any further. […]

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  509. […] by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson. Developed by Craig Rosenberg (Preacher), Evan Goldberg (Invincible), and Eric Kripke (Supernatural); the series features Jaz Sinclair, Chance Perdomo, Lizze Broadway, […]

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  520. […] of the same name directed by Josh Cooley (Toy Story 4) from a screenplay written by Eric Pearson (Godzilla vs. Kong), Andrew Barrer & Gabriel Ferrari (Ant-Man and the Wasp). The ensemble voice cast includes […]

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  521. […] Piece is an animated biographical musical documentary co-produced and directed by Morgan Neville (Won’t You Be My Neighbor?). Featuring the voice talents of Pharrell Williams, Neville, Chad Hugo, Timbaland, Missy Elliot, […]

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  525. […] is the 10th television series set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Set after the events of Hawkeye, the story sees Maya Lopez return to her hometown of Tamaha, Oklahoma where she must come to terms […]

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  526. […] written by Winnie Holzman (Roadies) and Dana Fox (The Lost City), with songs by Stephen Schwartz (The Prince of Egypt). Featuring Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande-Butera, Jonathan Bailey, Ethan Slater, Bowen Yang, Marissa […]

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  530. […] is a psychological thriller film written, directed, and produced by M. Night Shyamalan (Knock at the Cabin). Featuring Josh Hartnett, Ariel Donoghue, Saleka Night Shyamalan, Hayley Mills, and Alison Pill, […]

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  550. […] What If…? is an animated anthology series for the streaming service Disney+, based on the Marvel Comics series of the same name. This is the first season produced under the Marvel Animation label, with Scott Wright serving as head of animation, Matthew Chauncey serving as head writer, and Bryan Andrews and Stephan Franck directing. The series stars the voice talents of Jeffrey Wright and a multitude of returning actors from the MCU. Still narrated by the Watcher, the third and final season continues to explore the alternate timelines in the multiverse sustained by Loki after the events of Loki Season 2 while also following the exploits of Captain Carter and her team of heroes, including Kahhori, Byrdie, and Storm. […]

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  551. […] film directed by Jake Kasdan (Jumanji: The Next Level) from a screenplay written by Chris Morgan (Shazam! Fury of the Gods). Featuring Dwayne Johnson, Chris Evans, Lucy Liu, J. K. Simmons, Kiernan Shipka, Bonnie Hunt, Nick […]

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  552. […] is a thriller film directed by Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day) from a screenplay written by Jillian Jacobs (Fantasy Island) and Chris Roach (Non-Stop). Featuring […]

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  553. […] Dawn is a survival horror film directed by David F. Sandberg (Shazam! Fury of the Gods) from a screenplay written by Gary Dauberman (It Chapter Two) and Blair Butler (The Invitation) […]

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  554. […] by David F. Sandberg (Shazam! Fury of the Gods) from a screenplay written by Gary Dauberman (It Chapter Two) and Blair Butler (The Invitation) based on the video game of the same name. Featuring Ella Rubin, […]

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