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Contrary to what some might have you believe these days, the purpose of the news media has always been to serve as a check on those in power. Never was that purpose more evident than in the early 1970’s in the midst of the controversial Vietnam War. Directed by Steven Spielberg, The Post tells the […]
Read More The Post (Full Review)It’s necessary to have some diversity in all film genres. We haven’t seen a black woman star as a no-nonsense, gun toting action hero since Pam Grier in the 70’s. In Proud Mary, award winning actress Taraji P. Henson gets to step into the shoes of a bad ass hitwoman. But just because the leading […]
Read More Proud Mary (Full Review)We all know the drill by now. Liam Neeson is a grizzled elder statesmen with a particular set of skills and he will do anything to seek justice or protect his family. Sometimes it makes for some pretty exhilarating entertainment. Other times, not so much. In The Commuter, Neeson reunites with Director Jaume Collet-Serra (Run […]
Read More The Commuter (Full Review)A new year brings new films and thankfully a renewed sense of excitement. There are a lot of intriguing films scheduled for release in 2018 and while I’m sure some of them won’t live up to the hype, the law of averages suggests that at least a few of these will be fantastic. After all, […]
Read More 18 for 18 (The Moore Reviews Most Anticipated Movies of 2018)Each year I sort of change the nature of this list. That’s mostly due to the fact that there are so many universally panned movies that I never get around to watching. So instead of calling this the Worst Movies of 2017, I’ll stick to calling it my least favorite movies of the year. 2017 […]
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