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The Legend of Tarzan (2016) Movie Review

July 25, 2016 Steve Baqqi

The Legend of Tarzan is, along with The Shallows, another surprisingly good film of 2016 (and forget what the Tomatometer says). I went into this film with extremely low expectations and The Legend of Tarzan exceeded all of them. That’s not to say that the film is great or even very good, no it's far from it.  But The Legend of Tarzan isn’t a terrible either. It's an epic reimagining of Tarzan that stumbles but succeeds in being a satisfying adventure film.

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Tags The Legend of Tarzan, 2016, The Shallows, Tomatometer, Epic Reimagining, Tarzan, Alexander Skarsgard, King of The Jungle, England, Jane, Margot Robbie, Lord Greystoke, John Clayton III, The Congo, King Leopold II, Belgium, Slavery, George Washington Williams, Africa, Jane Porter Clayton, Christoph Waltz, Captain Leon Rom, European colonialsm, Racism, War Profiteering, White Savior, The Jungle Book, The Planet of The Apes
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Spectre (2015) Movie Review

November 30, 2015 Steve Baqqi

During the Sony Pictures email-hacking-fiasco, it was revealed that studio executives expressed concerns that Spectre was poorly written, citing problems with its villain, and that its budget was ballooning into the 300 millions. The sad part about these concerns was none of these problems were fixed.  The film pits Bond and his agency, MI-6 against the mysterious organization Spectre, whose leader claims extreme personal connection to Bond, “The author of all of his pain.”  Sadly Spectre is still badly written, way too long, but gets by on its incredible action sequences.

 

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Tags Spectre, 2015, Daniel Craig, James Bond, Christoph Waltz, Blofeld, Dave Bautista, Q, M, MI-6, 007, Austin Powers
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