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San Juan: MĂĄs allĂĄ de las murallas: A look into the pastÂ
When you think about Puerto Rico, your first thought could be their beautiful beaches in RincĂłn. Maybe youâre a food enthusiast, and you want to check out the variety of fried delicacies in Piñones. Or if youâre feeling a little festive, youâll want to stay during Christmas, where they celebrate the longest holiday season. But if you take a stroll down Old San Juan, youâll notice the history inâŠ
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Deadpool & Wolverine: An absolute crowd-pleaser
After years of anticipation, weâre gathered here to witness the result of Disneyâs 2019 merger with 21st Century Fox. This monumental deal brought beloved franchises like X-Men, Deadpool, and The Fantastic Four into Disneyâs fold, creating a new era of cinematic possibilities. With the dire need of hyping up this new wave for the Marvel universe. The responsibility falls to none other than yourâŠ
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Tarot: Just another average horror film
For some, reading your horoscope has become your daily newspaper. Whenever one wants to know if youâre compatible with your crush or the lucky number of the day, astrology offers a glimpse into the mysterious forces that shape the narrative of your day. Dawned by the mystical concept of reading your zodiac sign, a horror film was bound to be made somehow. However, did the stars align for theâŠ
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El Conde: LarraĂn takes a bite on the horror genreÂ
Amongst his filmography, acclaimed Chilean director, Pablo LarraĂn, has managed to deep dive and capture the psyche of real-life figures with his biopics. In Jackie, he explores the grief and trauma of Jaqueline Kennedy following the assassination of her husband, John F. Kennedy. Moreover, in Spencer, LarraĂn provides an intimate portrayal of Princess Diana during her struggles within the BritishâŠ
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The Equalizer 3: Is it a satisfying farewell?Â
Since 2004, audiences have witnessed McCallâs journey from a haunted past to a vigilante present. Yet, after investing in his story for so many years, thereâs an inevitable question: was the trilogyâs conclusion satisfying enough? Directed by Antoine Fuqua (Also Known for Training Day), The Equalizer 3 follows Robert McCall (Denzel Washington) as he finds solace in a home in Southern Italy. ButâŠ
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  Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem: An exciting reintroduction for the franchiseÂ
Whether it was the preferred cartoon for a lazy Sunday morning, having imaginary battles with your favorite action figures, to seeing the comic books in your local bookstore; Since 1984, âTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesâ (TMNT) have always been in the presence of kids one way or another. The popularity of this franchise is massive and with that; it carries the baggage of many reboots and remakes inâŠ
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Haunted Mansion (2023): A getaway to the horror genre for kidsÂ
Given the massive popularity of some Disney Park attractions, it should come as no surprise that the studio will take advantage of them and adapt the most well-known rides into big-budget films. With the release of The Haunted Mansion starring Eddie Murphy 20 years ago, this nostalgic movie was guaranteed to get a reboot. Directed by Justin Simien (best known for Dear White People) HauntedâŠ
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Transformers: Rise of the Beasts: A hazy direction into the Franchise
After the release of 2018âs Bumblebee, the franchise breathes new life into the Transformersâ universe with its heartfelt storytelling and endearing characters. Marking the departure of Michael Bayâs style and delivering a fresh new direction. Directed by Steve Caple Jr., Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is the new installment of the newly rebooted franchise. Introducing a whole new faction ofâŠ
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Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hankâ A Blazing Saddles reimagining
Hollywood these days can come up with just about anything. However, an animated version of the iconic western spoof, Blazing Saddles, wasnât on my 2022 bingo card. Originally titled Blazing Samurai, Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank is loosely based on Mel Brookâs 1976 movie. Heck! Even Brooks himself was involved in this project and has credit as a voice actor. To be completely honest, this filmâŠ
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The Black Phone: Stranger Danger!
In 2012 the horror duo Scott Derickson and C. Robert Cargill brought a film that still haunts us to this day, and that is Sinister. Making its way to the top 10 scariest movies ever, Itâs no surprise that the movie has made a huge influence within the horror community. Not many movies have scared me and made me feel uneasy quite like Sinister did. After working in the MCU with 2016âs DoctorâŠ
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Lightyear : A cosmic adventure
Growing up with the adventures of Woody and Buzz Lightyear, Toy Story always had a special place in my heart. From owning toys to the VHS, this franchise was a mayor influence on my childhood. Every time there was a new film, it was a family event. For many years, we have followed this beloved character in many of his adventures and in 2022, it was time for a new mission. Directed by AngusâŠ
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Jurassic Park Dominion: Is it really âepicâ ?
Steven Spielbergâs 1993 Jurassic Park was a groundbreaking achievement. From their practical effects to John Williamsâ score, the movie has defined itself as a major milestone in film history. With the sudden urge to revive franchises, Hollywood these days seems to be cruising in the nostalgic wave. It was no surprise that in 2015 this classic franchise got targeted for a revival. Now two moviesâŠ
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Top Gun: Maverick: A great blockbuster to kick off the summer vibes
We live in a time when reboots, remakes, sequels, and even prequels have become the norm at production studios. From TV shows to movies, we already have a pretty full list this year, and 2022 isnât even over yet. Within that list is your favorite dad movie, 1986 Top Gun; has joined the bandwagon with Top Gun: Maverick. Thirty Years after the original, Tom Cruise is back on reprising one of hisâŠ
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Belle: A visual extravaganza
After receiving a standing ovation at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, thereâs no denying that the film has already made a title for itself. Critically acclaimed director, best known for Summer Wars, Wolf Children etc.; Mamoru Hosoda comes back with his newly inspired sci-fi fairy tale movie, Belle. Highly influenced by the tale of Beauty, and the Beast, the director gives his own twist andâŠ
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My Hero Academia: World Heroesâ Mission (Movie Review)
ust when you thought youâll have to wait a bit more for new content after the ending of season five, the beloved franchise My Hero Academia, drops their third feature film. My Hero Academia: World Heroesâ Mission embarks a new yet dangerous journey for your favorite heroes. When a mysterious group, called Humarize, has plans to erase quirks and end humanity, itâs up to the greatest pro-heroes andâŠ

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Josee, the Tiger and the Fish: A coming-of-age story about self-growth
When it comes to adaptations, âJosee, the Tiger and the Fishâ is no stranger to it. Already having two live-action films to the list, there was no surprise that an animated version was next. Based on Japanese author, Seiko Tanabeâs short story, Josee, the Tiger and the Fish, centers on two characters: wheelchair-bound Josee (voiced by Kaya Kiyohara / Suzie Yeung), who has spent her life livingâŠ
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The Stranger by the Shore: A story filled with heartwarming moments
Based on the LGBTQIA+ manga by the same name, The Stranger by the Shore follows the love story of two young men who meet on the beach: Shun (voice by Taishi Murata/Josh Grelle), an aspiring novelist, and Mio (voiced by Yoshitsugu Matsuoka/Justin Briner), a grieving young man. Each day, they grow closer. However, Mio decides to leave the island. Three years have passed, and they meet up again withâŠ
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