Rated 10% or Less, “Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li”
Does "Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li" deserve its 5% rating on Rotten Tomatoes? Surprising absolutely no one- yes, yes it does.
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Kevin Costner’s “Let Him Go” is a Quiet, Thoughtful Thriller [Review]
Kevin Costner's "Let Him Go" is absolutely worth watching. A quiet, thoughtful thriller co-starring Diane Lane.
Blumhouse’s “The Craft: Legacy” is a Complete Misfire of Magic
"The Craft: Legacy" is an absolute mess, one that attempts to loosely connect itself to the original while simultaneously attempting to update it for a modern audience, the end result being a film for…
“Bill & Ted Face the Music” is a Mostly Non-Heinous Warm Hug [Review]
Bill & Ted haven't changed very much, and neither has the overall storyline, but in the end, "Bill & Ted Face the Music" a familiar and charming ride.
“Project Power” A Promising Premise That Never Quite Hits the Mark [Review]
"Project Power" is not a bad film, but it's not particularly a good one either.
Nerdbot Cinema Reviews: “Indian in the Cupboard” Turns 25 This Month
"Indian in the Cupboard" sports some impressive visuals and great cameo performances, even if the story seems outdated today.
I Watched “Robocop” For the First Time This Week
1987's classic Peter Weller-starring "Robocop" is a must watch for all science fiction fans, especially if you've never seen it!
“Hamilton” on Disney+: True Broadway Magic Doesn’t Throw Away Their Shot
"Hamilton" on Disney+ achieves the impossible and lives up to the hype. Gather round and enjoy this bit of Broadway magic this weekend.
Nerdbot Cinema Reviews: “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie” Turns 25 This Month
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie is a cheesy, silly, over the top adventure that is sure to satisfy fans even if it doesn't gain new ones.
“Irresistible”: John Stewart’s Political Parable of Smalltown USA [Review]
John Stewart is America's leading political satirists, so in his new "Irresistible", it comes as a shock that it feels pointedly depressing rather than fun.
