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"Santa Clarita Diet" (Season 1) | Review

#SantaClaritaDiet was a great time, check out this #SilverScreenAnalysis review.

Grade (B+) A fun twist on the sitcom formula. “SANTA CLARITA DIET” stars; Drew Barrymore, Timothy Olyphant, Liv Hewson, Skylar Gisondo and it’s created by Victor Fresco. This story follows Sheila and Joel, a common married suburban family. They have a daughter, they are real-estate agents, seem to live a normal life, but that is not the case. Sheila is actually dead, and begins to exhibit traits…

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"The Wolverine" | Movie Review

With #Logan around the corner let's take a look back at 2013's #TheWolverine

Grade (B+) A very entertaining film, despite a couple of flaws later on. This was the second solo outing for Jackman as The Wolverine and after the heavily panned “Origins” film in 2011, there a lot of pressure for this movie to succeed. Based on the limited Wolverine series of 1982 comics, the story took the character to Japan with a completely separate story angle. It took place after the…

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"Money Train" | Movie Review

#WesleySnipes & #WoodyHarrelson shine in this fun action-comedy from the 90's

Grade (B+) This may not be the most well-crafted, or plausible action film but it delivers some laughs, plenty of action, and a solid enough story to keep you entertained. Written by Doug Richardson, famous for films such as “Die Hard 2: Die Harder” and “Bad Boys”. This one stars; Wesley Snipes (The Expendables 3 2014), Woody Harrelson (Out of the Furnace 2013), Jennifer Lopez (Parker 2013),…

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"Home Alone 2: Lost in New York" | Movie Review

A solid sequel and one of the holiday classics #HomeAlone2LostInNewYork

Grade: (B+) Riding the success of the first film, this sequel provided a fun Christmas tale with all the heartwarming holiday moments you could ask for. “HOME ALONE 2: LOST IN NEW YORK”  takes place one year after the original as the McCallister’s are set to embark on yet another holiday vacation. This time luckily young Kevin (Culkin) doesn’t accidentally get left at home. Unfortunately he does…

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