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By Josh Bate WARNING: This review contains spoilers for Dexter: New Blood Eight years ago, the groundbreaking Showtime series Dexter ended its original run with a divisive finale, one that is often in the discussion for worst TV endings ever. Dexter needing to kill his sister to put her out of her misery and abandoning […]
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by George Bate, Josh Bate, and Julie Catherine In a rough year for many, 2021 has featured a number of films that provided more than just mere escapism. This year marked the return of the theatrical experience for many, saw a new dawn of streaming and home video, and, overall, offered up some incredible films.
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The return of The Matrix is an intricate and unexpectedly self-aware entry in the iconic sci-fi franchise.
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A beautifully made and polished exercise in cinematic delayed gratification.
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The newest Spider-Man film is one of the most ambitious and groundbreaking superhero films of all time.
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The newest Ghostbusters film is also the series most touching.
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The latest chapter in the Fast and Furious franchise, titled F9, finally debuted this weekend after a lengthy delay. Despite the challenges of releasing a movie right now, which have admittedly lessened as the vaccine came, the box office is still not at full strength. Still, F9 took in $70 million from 4,179 domestic theaters.
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by Josh Bate for @FilmCodex The Fast and Furious reaches new heights of spectacle (and absurdity) in its newest installment F9. The tenth film in the franchise sees Dom (Vin Diesel) and the fast family team up once again to face a threat from Cipher (Charlize Theron), who teams up with Dom’s brother Jakob (John
By @HolocronJosh and @HolocronGeorge for @FilmCodex Lionsgate’s The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard dethroned A Quiet Place Part II to take the top spot at this weekend’s domestic box office. Over the three day weekend, the film took in $11.7 million, a good start, especially for an R-rated comedy in the era of the pandemic. The longer
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By @HolocronJosh for @FilmCodex As movie theaters begin returning to normal once again domestically, new releases are coming on a weekly basis. Just a few weeks ago, A Quiet Place Part II landed in theaters, before the latest chapter in The Conjuring franchise came and conquered the box office. This weekend, it was In the
