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Category Archives: All Film Reviews
In the Shadow of the Moon (2019) – 6/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, Netflix Originals
Tagged Boyd Holbrook, entertainment, film, film review, Jim Mickle, Michael C. Hall, Netflix, science fiction
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Downton Abbey (2019) – 6/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, British Films
Tagged british cinema, british film, entertainment, film, film review, Hugh Bonneville, Maggie Smith, Matthew Goode
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Transit (2018) – 8/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, The Best of 2019, World Cinema
Tagged entertainment, film, film review, foreign films, world cinema
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The Vanishing (2018) – 8/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, British Films, The Best of 2019
Tagged british cinema, british film, entertainment, film, film review, Gerard Butler, Peter Mullan
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Cold Pursuit (2019) – 6/10
Posted in All Film Reviews
Tagged entertainment, film, film review, Laura Dern, Liam Neeson, Scandanavian films, Tom Bateman
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It Chapter Two (2019) – 4/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, Major Dissapointments
Tagged Bill Hader, entertainment, film, film review, horror films, James McAvoy, Jessica Chastain, Stephen King
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John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum – 5/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, Blockbusters
Tagged entertainment, film, film review, halle berry, Ian McShane, Jerome Flynn, John Wick, keanu reeves, Lance Riddick
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