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10 films to get to know me 🙃

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A ★★★★★ review of The Odyssey (2026)

“A face, a fleet, a war, a man, a thought, a trick...” -Travis Scott Leave it to Christopher Nolan to take on one of the most ambitious stor

Leave it to Christopher Nolan to take on one of the most ambitious stories in all of literature and completely make it his own, and not only succeed at it but further the medium in transcendiary ways. It’s a sweeping epic of grand proportions that will take you on a journey and blow you away. See it on the biggest screen possible!

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A ★★★★½ review of The Invite (2026)

Here’s a three course meal you’ll want to savor Dinner parties can be fun, they can also be utter disasters. Olivia Wilde delivers a highly

Dinner parties can be fun, they can also be utter disasters. Olivia Wilde delivers a highly delectable feast of rage, jealousy, laughter and sadness all within a neat hour and forty seven minute runtime. It's a three course meal you'll want to savor till the very end.

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A ★★★ review of Moana (2026)

What are we doing here? Remaking into a live action after only 10 years and concurrently while the animated is ongoing? If you need a reason

What are we doing here? Remaking into a live action after only 10 years and concurrently while the animated is ongoing? On one hand this is what people want to expect when getting a remake that is already good as is. Don’t fix what ain’t broke. On the other hand it’s stiff as an oar, stuck following in the footsteps of its predecessor while serving as a vanity project for Johnson who wants no one else to play his role. At least it gives a stage for Polynesian representation

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A ★★★★½ review of Jackass: Best and Last (2026)

"If this is to be our end, then I would have them make such an end, as to be worthy of remembrance." Jackass will always be forever but this

The Jackass gang had just enough fuel in the tank for one last hurrah and boy did they deliver a touching tribute to the legacy of idiocracy. The only complaint I really have is that it’s not long enough of a goodbye. I really felt like things were just getting started before they brought out The End sign off. But I will say the boys deliver a gut busting plethora of good times for you and all your little dumb buddies to giggle and squeal together in the name of friendship.

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A ★★★ review of Stop! That! Train! (2026)

Start your engines, and may the best drag queen... win! Let me tell it to you straight, Stop! That! Train! has its moments of hilarious gag

Let me tell it to you straight, Stop! That! Train! has its moments of hilarious gag comedy that have us absolutely gagged, but all those celebrity appearances can’t mask how this movie feels like an overlong SNL sketch that overstays it’s welcome just a tad bit. Now if I were to tell it to you gay… Guurrrl…

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A ★★★★ review of Toy Story 5 (2026)

Bonnie’s coming!! The toys are back! This time they have to band together to protect their new owner Bonnie from the evils of technology. It

30 years later and Pixar still manages to make you feel like a kid even as an adult, and their animation is at peak form here. In a modern new adventure where art mirrors reality a bit more, TS5 warns of the dangers of the digital age while teaching us all that guidance is key and that we all need a little balance to move forward together rather than against.

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A ★★★★ review of The Furious (2025)

Hong Kong cinema is back! Following in the footsteps of The Raid, Kenji Tanigaki brings martial art ultraviolence back to the big screen in

So long as you can overlook the weird English overdubbing and minimal plot, the action is 100% gore fest guilty pleasure. The Raid and John Wick walked so The Furious could follow with some of the best fight choreography in the business. Hong Kong cinema is back!

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My childhood is back

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A ★★★★ review of Disclosure Day (2026)

People are starving for the truth The truth is out there, but a wise man once said it’s more about the journey than it is the destination. S

The truth is out there, but a wise man once said it’s more about the journey than it is the destination. Emily Blunt stuns with her eclectic performance and Spielberg crafts a different kind of sci-fi film that is more human drama at its core.

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A ★★★½ review of Masters of the Universe (2026)

He has the power! Nicolas Galitzine is He-Man, or more so he is quite an effective Adam. If you had told me He-Man was coming back in 2026 I

James Gunn really is the new standard for superhero and sci fi action fantasy films as the influence is undeniable. While it doesn’t exactly reinvent the classic characters, it does add some unique character development, fun vibes for sure. Eternia truly comes to life in full vibrancy and Leto’s Skeletor is quite the menacing performance. The campiness and oddball humor will please enthusiasts and cartoon fans but might not bring in any new fans to the franchise.

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A ★★★★ review of Power Ballad (2026)

Always count on John Carney to make an enjoyable film about music. I’ve been a fan of his work for some time now, ever since Once — I listen

Always count on John Carney to make an enjoyable film about music. Thanks to the charm of the bass slapper Paul Rudd and JoBro Nick Jonas, Power Ballad is a winner that hits all the notes that make it warm and funny in pursuit of authenticity

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A ★★★ review of Scary Movie (2026)

Wazzzuuuuuuuuuppp!!!! Guess who’s back… back again…. Wayans back! Tell your friends Yes that is right the OGs are back for another Scary Mov

It’s a “Rebootiquel” y’all! A Reboot-Sequel. Now it begs the question, did we need a new Scary Movie after all these years? No. Does this rebootiquel justify its existence? Sorta? It’s not going to renew the franchise all that much but it is eons more enjoyable than whatever Scary Movie 5 was. While it can be easy to hate on the film for its cheap gags and faults, it’s easier to just sit back and enjoy a good time. A puff or two with Shorty might make it go smoother.

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A ★★★★½ review of The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act (2026)

“In this world, the worst thing you can do is make someone feel like they're not wanted or loved.” Okay so I jumped into Digital Circus late

As a late fan who only just binged the series this last month, the Last Act was well worth the payoff showcasing well polished and vibrant animation perfectly paired with a soundtrack that blends somber, emotional scores with the show’s iconic themes of mental health, existentialism and the power of friendship (as corny as that sounds). You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll question your very existence and come away reminded that our mistakes and vulnerabilities are exactly what make us human.

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Up and at em early for the F1 IMAX experience 🥱🏎️💨

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A ★★½ review of The Punisher: One Last Kill (2026)

Frank Castle is back! For his first solo outing in Disney’s MCU, The Punisher is still hurting from his revenge rampage against the Gnucchis

I really liked the Netflix series but this one off solo film doesn’t have much going on and feels more like an excuse to have Frank leave the highest body count possible. It makes you wonder if Disney just doesn’t understand how to implement the Punisher outside of side roles in other people’s stories.