Assassin’s Creed: Just Your Typical Video Game Adaptation
This was supposed to be the year when Hollywood finally figured out how to adapt video games to the big screen. After decades of putting up with the Residen
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Since it debuted in May 1977, Star Wars has transcended the typical divisions that normally divide the film community: divisions like “highbrow” and “lo
Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk Looks Like the Best WWII Movie Since Saving Private Ryan
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Harley Quinn’s Solo Movie Will be a ‘Gotham City Sirens’ Adaptation
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The Fate of the Furious Takes the Franchise Back to Square One (And That’s Fine by Me)
Although I saw the first Fast and the Furious when it came out in 2001, it wasn’t until recently that I became a fan of the franchise. It took Paul Wa
