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MsKris1031 (8 KP) rated Avengers: Infinity War (2018) in Movies

Jun 20, 2018

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All the different heroes & villains

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Great Action, Watch for Emotions

My son and I watched Avengers: Infinity War tonight. There were a few good laugh-out-loud moments mixed in with all the action and seriousness of the war. I shed a few tears at the end (of course). I have to admit that I have not watched all the Marvel movies and so a few of the characters were hard for me to identify, but this did not detract from the story. A few things would have made more sense had I watched the other movies leading up to this.
It is okay for children, my 9 year old understood what was going on and why parts were sad. He handled it well.

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The Craggus (360 KP) rated The Nun (2018) in Movies

Sep 12, 2018

The Nun (2018)

2018 | Horror

5.9

(57 Ratings)

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The Nun (2018) shows exactly how you go about kicking off a dark cinematic universe. #Review

While it packs in plenty of atmosphere and creeping dread, apart from a few well-contrived jump scares, it’s not – it has to be said – particularly scary. There’s a great build-up to the very first night spent at the convent but from there it escalates so quickly and so unequivocally supernaturally that our heroes’ decision to remain and investigate without reinforcements is simply absurd. But it’s in that absurdity that “The Nun” reveals its true essence. Not as a bone-chilling, nerve-shredding terrifying horror movie but in a spooky, swashbuckling adventure horror in the mould of 1999’s “The Mummy”. FULL REVIEW: http://bit.ly/CraggusTheNun

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Kirk Bage (1775 KP) rated 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954) in Movies

Mar 3, 2020

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954)

1954 | Adventure, Drama, Family

7.6

(14 Ratings)

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In an attempt to make room for his production work, and to off-set his type-casting as hard nosed dramatic anti-heroes, Douglas took on a lighter supporting role in this adventure film, opposite James Mason as Captain Nemo. Stripy shirted Ned Land was no less macho than we had come to expect of him, but there was a degree of fun hitherto unseen in his career to date. Shot in Technicolor, with the grandeur of Cinemascope, it brought a whole new audience to his work, that may have previously avoided the gritty melodramas he was associated with. Many remember Douglas as the most exciting part of the film, as his insatiable energy dominates the mild style of Mason and eats up the screen.