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75% Kingsman: The Golden Circle Review Brent Botsford Entertainment September 23, 2017 0Kingsman: The Secret Service proved to be one of 2015’s most beloved surprise hits on the big screen, seemingly taking even...
93% It [2017] Review Brent Botsford Entertainment September 11, 2017 02017 has been a crowded year for Stephen King adaptations, having already given us the mostly alright television adaptation of The...
73% Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets Review Brent Botsford Entertainment August 1, 2017 0As much as Hollywood has come to fall in love with adapting comic books into feature films over the past...
98% War for the Planet of the Apes Review Brent Botsford Entertainment July 17, 2017 0The renewed relevance of classic sci-fi movie franchise, Planet of the Apes was certainly unexpected, after the release of 2011’s superb Rise of...
92% Spider-Man: Homecoming Review Brent Botsford Entertainment July 7, 2017 0In the wake of the jam-packed The Amazing Spider-Man 2 from Sony Pictures in 2014, it seemed like we would never have...
74% Despicable Me 3 Review Brent Botsford Entertainment July 7, 2017 0After the billion-plus-grossing spin-off movie, Minions, in turn spawned from a marketing machine that has taken the world by storm, it’s almost...
62% The House Review Brent Botsford Entertainment July 5, 2017 0The House is one of those movies that puts certain critics like myself in a difficult position. On the one hand,...
94% Baby Driver Review Brent Botsford Entertainment July 4, 2017 0Have you ever encountered a person that felt so suave and so sophisticated that it felt like the very world...
50% Transformers: The Last Knight Review Brent Botsford Entertainment June 29, 2017 0Transformers: The Last Knight is not a good movie, but you probably already knew that. Normally, I wouldn’t condone prematurely judging...
65% Rough Night Review Brent Botsford Entertainment June 25, 2017 0The idea behind Rough Night feels like it’s built on one of those presentation-friendly concepts that you can immediately picture some writer...
