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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Review
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Review

Summary Axel Foley returns in a nostalgic sequel, showcasing Eddie Murphy's energetic and quick-witted performance. The story lacks originality and depth, relying heavily on nostalgia and Murphy's improvising. Despite the weak plot, the film offers entertaining action scenes and a…

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Eddie Murphy Replays The Nostalgic Hits, But Manages To Entertain In The End
Eddie Murphy Replays The Nostalgic Hits, But Manages To Entertain In The End

Much like Harrison Ford, Eddie Murphy has been spending the back nine of his life reflecting on what made him great because maybe this is just what old men do when they feel like they’ve earned their victory laps. Ford…

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‘Loveable’ Review – A Poignant and Brilliant Drama
‘Loveable’ Review – A Poignant and Brilliant Drama

The Big Picture Loveable is a poignant and realistic exploration of a marriage on the brink through the eyes of Maria, a woman dealing with self-worth and anger issues. The film delves into generational trauma, self-discovery, and the importance of…

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‘Despicable Me 4’ Review – There Goes the Neighborhood
‘Despicable Me 4’ Review – There Goes the Neighborhood

The Big Picture Despicable Me 4 is a fun and entertaining addition to the franchise. The film, starring the voice talents of Steve Carell, Kirsten Wiig, Will Ferrell, and Miranda Cosgrove, offers laughs and heartwarming moments for both longtime fans…

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This Time Round Featured, Reviews Film Threat
This Time Round Featured, Reviews Film Threat

As a father with a small child, COVID was not easy. Children like mine suffered in a way that, quite frankly, I’m starting to feel could have been avoided. Francisco J. Núñez’s documentary, This Time Round, is the story of…

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‘Space Cadet’ Review – Emma Roberts’ Prime Video NASA Flick Is Legally Bland
‘Space Cadet’ Review – Emma Roberts’ Prime Video NASA Flick Is Legally Bland

The Big Picture Space Cadet is a poorly executed, unrealistic story about a clueless 20-something who cons her way into NASA with no qualifications. The film sacrifices realism and meaningful character development for half-hearted feminism and clichéd humor. Despite its…

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Despicable Me 4 Review | Flickreel
Despicable Me 4 Review | Flickreel

Despicable Me is one of those franchises that’s essentially critic-proof. Whatever the Rotten Tomatoes score is, it’ll surely make enough money to ensure Despicable Me 5, 6, and 7 with three Minions sequels and a Mario crossover interspersed. Beyond that,…

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‘The Acolyte’ Episode 6 Recap
‘The Acolyte’ Episode 6 Recap

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Acolyte Episode 6. The Big Picture In the latest episode of The Acolyte , titled "Teach/Corrupt," the plot continues to thicken as Osha wakes up in Qimir's hideaway and Sol is…

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Emma Roberts Gives Her All In Painfully Unfunny Comedy Better Suited For Disney Channel
Emma Roberts Gives Her All In Painfully Unfunny Comedy Better Suited For Disney Channel

Summary Emma Roberts stars in the disappointing Space Cadet with a weak script and storyline. The movie's plot feels more suitable for a Disney Channel release, lacking character growth and full of implausible storytelling. Despite Roberts and Tom Hopper's charming…

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Ultraman Rising Review: Big Screen Fun
Ultraman Rising Review: Big Screen Fun

Introduced on Japanese television in 1966, Ultraman went on to not only become a hugely recognizable icon in its native land, but transcend borders and cultures, becoming an international pop culture phenomenon in his own right. It’s not hard to…

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‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F’ Review
‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F’ Review

The Big Picture Eddie Murphy returns as Axel Foley in the entertaining Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F. The film successfully captures the essence of the original movies, blending action and comedy while incorporating modern references. Newcomers Taylour Paige and Joseph…

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‘Hunting Daze’ Review – An Exhilarating Pseudo-Horror
‘Hunting Daze’ Review – An Exhilarating Pseudo-Horror

The Big Picture Hunting Daze is a French-Canadian film exploring animalistic human behavior, set during a bachelor party weekend in a remote cabin. The film features a strong, unpredictable script, making for a compelling character study, mainly focusing on Nina,…

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