Showing posts with label action movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label action movies. Show all posts
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Review: Terminator Genisys
by Patrick Bromley
Terminator Genisys, the latest entry in the 30+ year Terminator franchise, is further proof of the series' diminishing returns. That's bad news for any movie that follows Terminator Salvation.
Terminator Genisys, the latest entry in the 30+ year Terminator franchise, is further proof of the series' diminishing returns. That's bad news for any movie that follows Terminator Salvation.
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Ahn Demand (Junesploitation Edition): Dead Presidents / Lionheart
by Mark Ahn and Adam Riske
For this installment, Adam Riske and I got into the spirit of Junesploitation with some ‘90s action. Adam watched Dead Presidents (1995) off of my unwatched list, and I saw Lionheart (1990) for him. We felt way better after getting a dose of strangely patterned suits, unnecessary profanity, and gratuitous violence.
For this installment, Adam Riske and I got into the spirit of Junesploitation with some ‘90s action. Adam watched Dead Presidents (1995) off of my unwatched list, and I saw Lionheart (1990) for him. We felt way better after getting a dose of strangely patterned suits, unnecessary profanity, and gratuitous violence.
Monday, June 15, 2015
Review: Vendetta
by Patrick Bromley
The more movies they make, the less I feel like I know who the Soska sisters are as filmmakers.
The more movies they make, the less I feel like I know who the Soska sisters are as filmmakers.
Friday, June 5, 2015
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Monday, May 18, 2015
Heavy Action: Absolution
by Patrick Bromley
If you think that Mad Max: Fury Road has saved the modern action movie, please remember that Steven Seagal is still making DTV garbage.
If you think that Mad Max: Fury Road has saved the modern action movie, please remember that Steven Seagal is still making DTV garbage.
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