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Holmes & Watson Review by Zachary Marsh
Zachary Marsh reviews "Holmes & Watson"
What’s Eating Gilbert Grape’s 25th Anniversary: This Grape Ages Like Fine Wine
The movie adaptation of What’s Eating Gilbert Grape opened 25 years ago today, although I didn’t see it 25 years ago. Gilbert Grape wouldn’t come to Annapolis until March of 1994. It wasn’t even my ch...
Review: Disney’s ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ Plugs into a Loaded Digital World
Matt Marshall reviews Disney's latest animated sequel, 'Ralph Breaks the Internet,' starring John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Gal Gadot and Alan Tudyk.
4K UHD Review: Disney’s ‘Wreck-It Ralph’ Levels Up with Gamers of All Generations
Matt Marshall reviews Disney's 'Wreck-It Ralph,' starring John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman and released on 4K UHD combo pack on November 6, 2018.
What We Learned at Ralph Breaks The Internet Press Day
At a recent press conference for the film, John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Taraji P. Henson, Jack McBrayer, Rich Moore, Phil Johnston, Clark Spencer, and Pamela Ribon shared some interesting tidbits ...
Review: Disney’s Ready Player ‘Ralph’
Packed to the gills with references to movies, video games, social media services, viral videos, and online culture in general, Ralph Breaks the Internet seemed primed to offer a lot of good fun and w...
Ralph Breaks The Internet Review: Ralph Has A Viral Case Of Sequelitis
Wreck It Ralph was already a franchise movie since it incorporated all the classic video game franchises. Now that it has its own sequel, Ralph Breaks the Internet connects to even more franchises, bu...
Review: ‘Stan & Ollie’ Were Thicker Than Water
If there’s one thing a good biopic can do, it is help to cement a legacy even further. While there’s a tendency to publish the legend over the truth when it comes to proper representations through dra...
Review: ‘The Sisters Brothers’ Saddle Up For An Offbeat Mission
I’m rather enjoying this stage of post-modern westerns that have come about in recent years. While the revisionist western serves as an interesting way to deconstruct the black and white ethics define...
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