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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Owen Grady wants nothing to do with dinosaurs. Nothing. That’s partially why he’s building a cabin in a remote mountainous area, far removed from...
Is Genesis History?
Belongs in Any Creationist's Catalog
Fascinating - and quite beautiful - from opening to closing, Is Genesis History? is a necessary multi-tool in the kit of anyone who hopes to...
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All that's going away is a standard review format from an experienced critic, and a commitment to cover nearly every movie Hollywood produces. What...
Maze Runner: The Death Cure
- Just Enough Life for a Fitting Conclusion
Though most young adult movie series tend to flame out before their final chapter, Maze Runner: The Death Cure has just enough momentum to keep...
Forever My Girl
is a Pleasant Sunday Stroll in the Country
A touching blend of A Walk to Remember and Country Strong, Forever My Girl is the heartwarming film that we all need to kick off 2018. 3.5 out of...
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12 Strong
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A sturdy, taut modern war movie about the first U.S. soldiers that went into combat after 9/11. 12 Strong is fairly straightforward, but also...
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Hostiles
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Paddington
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A sequel that's even better than the original. As sweet as marmalade, Paddington 2 is a welcome antidote to the daily news (real or fake). In...
The Commuter
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Another Liam Neeson thriller involving threatened family members, The Commuter could have been tired and shopworn. Instead, it feels, if not fresh,...
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A crisp opening leads to a drawn-out drama about poker that grows sluggish as it tries to sustain its two-hours-and-twenty-minutes runtime. Writer...
All the Money in the World
Can't Buy an Oscar
In what should be a gripping tale of kidnapping and ransom, the most memorable part of All the Money in the World remains the dramatic re-casting...
The Post
Speaks Boldly to Current Events with Its 1971 Storyline
Though there is nothing glitzy or jaw-dropping about Steven Spielberg's Oscar-season offering, the story resonates. Two stellar leads, a strong...
The Greatest Showman
is a Cotton-Candy, Toe-Tapping Spectacle
A musical spectacle the founder of “the greatest show on earth” would appreciate—especially since it whitewashes much of his life story. P.T....
Pitch Perfect 3
Has Its Share of Off-Notes
This third franchise entry doesn't veer far from the formula that established Pitch Perfect as a female-driven phenomenon. But while it can still...
Jumanji
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A fun bit of fluff to enjoy over the holidays. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle has plenty of laughs and enough adventure to keep things interesting....
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