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Nerdbot Cinema Reviews: “From Dusk Til Dawn” Turns 25 This Month
January and February are a weird time of year for cinema. It's typically dumping season for studios; the fire sale of movies that will never qualify for the closed awards season but desperately need…
“Cobra Kai” Strikes First and Hard in 2021 [Spoiler Free Review]
We are so pleased to report that "Cobra Kai" season 3 on Netflix absolutely strikes hard, and is the best way to start 2021.
Representation Matters: Why I Loved Pedro Pascal As Max Lord [Opinion]
Pedro Pascal offers an unforgettable take on LatinX supervillain Max Lord in "Wonder Woman 1984," offering much-needed representation to the superhero genre.
The Sequel Mistakes of “Wonder Woman 1984” [Spoiler-Free Review]
What's truly disappointing is that there is s a good movie buried in here somewhere, but by committing too many sequel mistakes, "Wonder Woman 1984" simply can't make the good shine through them.
“Greenland” is One of the Better End of the World Films [Review]
"Greenland" is one of those quiet films that sneaks in under the radar. Whether it was STX just not wanting to put much marketing push behind it or what, I'd heard literally nothing about it until…
Well-Crafted “The Midnight Sky” Loses its Way [Review]
We last saw George Clooney in a science fiction film as a hallucination of Sandra Bullock's. This time in "The Midnight Sky," he's no hallucination, but the audience may wonder what is really wonder…
“Bridgerton” is THE Romantic Comedy Series of 2020 [Review]
As it turns out, Netflix has delivered one of the most singularly delightful and charming presents of the holiday season with "Bridgerton." There's few networks out there sporting a myriad of holiday…
Bruce Willis “Breach” May be Worst Movie of 2020 [Review]
We may have found the absolute WORST film to come out in 2020. Bruce Willis, Thomas Jane star in "Breach."
“Hunter Hunter” is the Intense Thriller that’s been Lacking in 2020 [Review]
If you are down for a tense cat and mouse- settle down, turn off the lights, and queue up "Hunter Hunter."
“Wonder Woman 1984” has Big Heart with 80s Comic Camp [Review]
"Wonder Woman 1984" hits HBO Max on Christmas Day, and we think it has big heart, with plenty of 80s comics camp.