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Matthew Krueger (10051 KP) rated In Search of Darkness (2019) in Movies

Aug 19, 2020

In Search of Darkness (2019)

2019 | Documentary, Horror

9.0

(4 Ratings)

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The 80's Were The Best

In Search of Darkness- is a excellent horror documentary that goes through the 80's and takes about horror movies that were released each year and how their impacted today's horror. In this 4hr and 30min documentary it takes its time which each year and the movies that their talked about. I got to mention the interviews. Horror Icons like: Tom Atkins, John Carpenter, Doug Bradley, Jeffrey Combs, Joe Dante, Kane Hodder, Tom Holland, Heather Langenkamp, Don Mancini, Bill Moseley and more. I love the interviews and the movies that their talk about, their have the love for them, even though some were bad their still liked them. Thanks to these horror movies we have these modern horror movies. The 80's inspered these modern horror films. And you can tell by just watching a mordern horror film. The 80's were the best times for horror films. Their was so much that came out in 80's. I highly recordmend watching this documentary.

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Changing on the Fly

Angela Stevens

9.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

Book

As a hockey player, Jude Holland is used to changing on the fly but when his longterm friend and...

Splitting Up Together

4.0 (3 Ratings) Rate It

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ased on the Danish series, “Splitting Up Together” is the story of a couple (Jenna Fischer,...

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Micah Ulibarri (79 KP) rated Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) in Movies

Mar 17, 2018

Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)

2017 | Action, Adventure

8.1

(307 Ratings)

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A very different movie from the Marvel universe, Spiderman: Home coming, made perhaps the most overdone movie superhero fresh and exciting again. And how did they do that? Going back to the basics of who and what the character is: A high school kid, who looks like, acts like, and think like a high school kid.

Well acted on both sides of the good and evil, Tom Holland gives us an endearing Spiderman and follows up on his introduction in Captain America: Civil War. The Vulture, Spiderman's villain this go around, played by Micheal Keaton, has the one thing most superhero villains lack: a believable motive.

That's the one place where I think there was a little room to grow in this movie. There are hints of trying to make a social commentary on the military industrial complex and it's effect on the average citizen, but a lot of that gets lost in a visual action story. A small gripe, but, I think, a fair critique.

All in all, one of the stronger and more fun and enjoyable Marvel films to date.