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A Working Man: Review

In "A Working Man," Levon Cade, played by Jason Statham, finds a supportive family in the Garcias after returning from deployment. When their daughter is kidnapped, Levon must use his past training to rescue her, uncovering a world of crime. The film, while filled with action, struggles with pacing and coherence, but still offers engaging performances and excitement.

Trailer : Final Destination Bloodlines

Warner Bros Pictures has unveiled the full trailer for "Final Destination: Bloodlines," the first film in the franchise in 16 years. The plot follows college student Stefanie as she seeks to save her family from a recurring nightmare. Starring Kaitlyn Santa Juana and directed by Adam Stein and Zach Lipovsky, it releases on May 15.

Mickey 17 Review

Mickey 17 follows Mickey Barnes, portrayed by Robert Pattinson, as he becomes an "expendable" on a journey to the colony planet Nilfheim. Adapted from Edward Ashton’s novel, the film explores themes of identity, mortality, and capitalism through the eyes of a character who has died multiple times. Interactions with clones reveal deep emotional connections, particularly with Nasha (Naomi Ackie). The darkly humorous, visually striking film critiques future humanity while providing an entertaining experience.

Inside Man

Inside Man, directed by Danny A. Abeckaser, explores the 1970s New York mob scene through detective Bobby Belucci, who goes undercover in the DeMeo syndicate. While featuring solid performances and authentic production, the film struggles with originality, often echoing themes and styles from iconic mob films like Goodfellas, ultimately feeling derivative.

Dahomey Review

In her documentary Dahomey, Mati Diop explores the return of twenty-six royal treasures from the Kingdom of Dahomey to present-day Benin after being taken by French colonial troops. The film prompts a vital discussion on colonial history, artefact repatriation, and identity, employing a unique artistic approach rather than traditional documentary techniques.

Wolf Man Review

The remake of the classic Universal horror film explores themes of family and generational trauma through the story of Blake, a father undergoing a slow transformation into a creature. Directed by Leigh Whannell, the film combines intense atmosphere with practical effects, jump scares, and a focus on familial relationships, capturing the tension as Blake strives to avoid repeating his father's mistakes.
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A Working Man: Review

In "A Working Man," Levon Cade, played by Jason Statham, finds a supportive family in the Garcias after returning from deployment. When their daughter is kidnapped, Levon must use his past training to rescue her, uncovering a world of crime. The film, while filled with action, struggles with pacing and coherence, but still offers engaging performances and excitement.

Looney Tunes : The Day The Earth Blew Up Review

In 2025, beloved characters Daffy Duck and Porky Pig reunite in Looney Tunes: The Day the Earth Blew Up, the first fully animated Looney Tunes feature film. As they face house troubles and a zombie gum conspiracy, they must become unlikely heroes. This charming movie pays tribute to classic animation and humor.

Trailer : Final Destination Bloodlines

Warner Bros Pictures has unveiled the full trailer for "Final Destination: Bloodlines," the first film in the franchise in 16 years. The plot follows college student Stefanie as she seeks to save her family from a recurring nightmare. Starring Kaitlyn Santa Juana and directed by Adam Stein and Zach Lipovsky, it releases on May 15.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle gets a Playstation release date

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be released on PlayStation 5 consoles on April 17, offering players an immersive adventure set in 1937. The game features new whip abilities and combines stealth, melee combat, and puzzles. Digital pre-orders are available now, following its successful launch on Xbox.

Win a family pass to see Looney Tunes : The Day The Earth Blew Up

Looney Tunes' first fully-animated movie features Porky Pig and Daffy Duck as they uncover an alien mind-control plot at a bubble-gum factory. The film promises humor and stunning visuals, appealing to longtime fans and newcomers alike. Family passes to the movie are available through a competition for readers.