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Review: WWE Money In The Bank [2016] PPV

Review: WWE Money In The Bank [2016] PPV

Posted by | Jun 21, 2016 | , |

Tonight, at Money In The Bank, there wasn’t much to write home about. What is my third favorite PPV of the year has been stripped down to a very boring level. It’s not like the card wasn’t great. It actually was, including some matches that I was hesitant about but ended up being quite decent. The main problems I had with the show are either a match was redundant and predictable or just basic in nature. Yes, some of the most anticipated matches were basic and somewhat boring, even though a few of my favorite superstars were featured. I don’t know if it’s because I was personally having an off night/day, but there were very infrequent doses of entertainment tonight, which is very sad to say.

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Adaptations (Novel to Film): ‘The Lord of the Flies’ [1963 &1990]

Adaptations (Novel to Film): ‘The Lord of the Flies’ [1963 &1990]

Posted by | Jun 20, 2016 | |

For The Lord of the Flies, I’m not going to talk about whether the film or the novel is better. Hands down, the novel is better. Yes, I found the first 100 pages boring and slow, but the final 100 pages are riveting and incredible. The book is better than both movies, yet both movies aren’t bad. These adaptations fall under the category of “They aren’t the book, but they stand on their own.” That’s why I’ll be comparing the two most popular film adaptations of Sir William Golding’s classic tale.

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Random Movie Monday Review: ‘Fresh’ Is Too Fresh

Random Movie Monday Review: ‘Fresh’ Is Too Fresh

Posted by | Jun 13, 2016 | |

“Fresh” is about a young drug runner during New York City’s drug epidemic. Having a bit of a biopic feel to it, you’ll follow Fresh as he climbs the ladder of trust with the dealers he works for and learns life lessons over games of chess with his father. Take his horrific life and mix it with those games of chess, and what pops out is an excellent piece of cinema. Full of brutal violence and heavy emotions and one of the best endings of all time, “Fresh” keeps you on the edge of your seat and makes you hold onto hope for the protagonist’s survival. Don’t let this one slip past you. If you see it on Netflix, you do not need to go any further.

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