10 Cloverfield Lane is a film most viewers will want to see again.
Jacob Oller
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London Has Fallen is more testosterone than substance
London Has Fallen is poorly made and unnecessarily savage.
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Zootopia’s pep keeps film fun despite lackluster writing
Zootopia is a sure favorite for kids.
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Fantasy action flick Gods of Egypt is a giant mess
Sitting through Gods of Egypt will be a chore for audiences.
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Review: Risen’s strong storyline falls flat once faith replaces fact
Once Jesus (or Yeshua, as they call him, played by a warm and quiet Cliff Curtis) has his grand reveal, the film droops.
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Eddie the Eagle is a fun take on the traditional underdog story
Eddie the Eagle is a British attempt at a Disney sports movie.
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How to Be Single treads a well-beaten path
Some strong individual performances can be mined from otherwise unnotable rom-com How to Be Single.
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Review: Despite intense action on waves, The Finest Hours hits rough patches on land
When not aboard the squall-navigating ships, The Finest Hours succumbs to its back-of-the-box-recipe script.
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13 Hours turns potential into typical storytelling
A heavy dose of cliches and stereotypes sink Michael Bay thriller.
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Review: The Force is strong with newest Star Wars addition
A balance between old and new makes The Force Awakens a welcome addition to the mega film franchise.