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Dune: Part Two (Movie Review)

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Dune is one of four known book series largely considered unfilmable. The 1984 feature film Dune – directed by David Lynch with a young Kyle MacLachlan as Paul, Sting as Feyd Rautha, Patrick Stewart as Gurney Halleck, Virginia Madsen as Princess Urulan, and Brad Dourif ... Read More

Interview – Eden Brolin

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An actress and musician, Eden Brolin is a double threat talent. Seasoned, Brolin has been working in theater, film, and television, making a name for herself with roles in Freeform’s Beyond as well as Paramount Network’s Yellowstone. Recently co-starring along side Dylan Sprouse in the ... Read More

The Anatomy of a Remake: Oldboy

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Coming out of South Korea, Park Chan-Wook’s Neo-Noir Action Thriller Oldboy became a sensation upon its release in late 2003. The film told the story of a man who, after being kidnapped and kept captive for over 15 years, is let out on a 5-day ... Read More

Deadpool 2 (Movie Review)

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The first Deadpool movie was a sort of Hail Mary pass for superhero films: it had to sell Ryan Reynolds as a superhero, where he had failed twice before, and it was coming from a studio whose movies routinely received mixed reviews from fans and ... Read More

Avengers: Infinity War (Movie Review)

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For the last decade, superheroes and their respective movies have been all the buzz around cinemas. With names like Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, and even the iconic Samuel L. Jackson, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been seriously taking foot in ... Read More

Hollow Man 15 Years Later

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Renowned Science Fiction author H.G. Wells has been the inspiration for many a story and movie. One of the characters from his works, The Invisible Man, published in 1897, the first of Wells’ works to use third person perspective, tells the story of a Scientist ... Read More