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By George Robbins

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This film review for the movie Paul will go into how different it is compared to other films that are similarly in the same genre. To begin with, the film starts with the characters who we experience the journey with. Following their introduction we quickly learn that they are alien conspiracy theorists. What follows their journey to Roswell is the immediate discovery of a real alien. Of course, they immediately begin panicking, until the alien introduces himself.

First, the reason why it is different is because it is a rated R film. Not many wholesome alien films would be rated R. However, that is what makes this movie different. We can’t help but fall in love with the characters. Even if they have the mouths of sailors, the film can still be wholesome. Throughout the film, they become better friends and end up learning a lot from the titular Paul.

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Following the ending of the film, the audience can still feel joy from watching it. We as the viewers still get to see everyone be happy even if it was a violent ending. Just because it was violent doesn't make it any less wholesome, just a bit funnier to some degree. Finally I believe it is different because it shows that we can make friends with just about anyone, even with violence involved. Hopefully you will want to watch the film now, because it is funny and very entertaining.

For more information on the movie, click here. For a similar comedy, try the British comedy series Spaced.

By George Robbins

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This film review for The Internship will discuss how the movie shows that even older business tactics can work in a new market. After all, you would think that this is true anyway. Even though the main characters might be technologically inept, they still know how to work a business. Just because you are older doesn’t necessarily mean that you can’t do newer jobs. Therefore, I like that this film shows that some strengths overpower some weaknesses.

First, the main characters are seen losing their previous jobs, and deciding that they will try their hand at the tech company Google. Thus begins a journey to try and become actual employees by beating other teams. Their weakness is quickly shown when they can’t do anything the younger people on their team can. However, they are good leaders and know what needs to be done to make their teams’ ideas work. Eventually, it all comes to a head when they have to use their actual business skills to sell a plan that will get them hired.

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Following a treacherous journey through tasks they couldn't have done alone, their team comes together in the end. This just shows that while tech skills are important, so too are business skills. Thus the film shows us that even older skills can still be useful skills. Also, that we shouldn't judge people so readily because of differing skills. Hopefully this review will make you want to watch it, if not just watch it anyway.

For more information on the film, click here. For a similar film, try Everyone's Hero.

By George Robbins

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This film review for Tower Heist will go into why this film is one that makes you think that you might be able to become a thief. The film begins innocently enough with employees at a high-end apartment complex working as per usual. Eventually everything takes a turn when a tenant who had invested away all of their pensions is arrested. Following this, a series of events causes three of them to be fired. However, this event triggers the start of their heist against the felon tenant.

First, they find find a man who the main character used to know who is a petty criminal. Then, using his expertise, they learn how to steal things properly. This all culminates in them making a proper plan to steal from the man. Following their plan’s creation they set it into motion, and like everything else so far, nothing goes smoothly. Eventually however, they succeed to some degree and prevail over the snobbish tenant.

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The way they all start out versus where they end up is a drastic change. Thus, I think anyone watching the movie would come out of it thinking that they might be able to do it too. I know I did the first time I saw it. However, I know that even though things went wrong in the film, it would go much worse in real life. It is still a good what if question you may ask yourself. Hopefully this makes you want to watch the film, because it is worth it for sure.

For more information on this film, click here. For a similar film, try Ocean's Eleven.

By George Robbins

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This review for the movie Ghost Town is written in order to bring attention to a simply good and entertaining film which many forget about. Therefore I want people to read this and watch it, or vice versa. Thus, moving forward, the film sees a prickly dentist getting to see the dead. Following, a near dead experience he learns that there is a lot to life, and death. The reason I like the film is because it is a good lesson that everyone has their regrets.

In the beginning, the dentist is someone who simply does his job without getting to know anyone. That idea of his is shattered when, after temporarily dying in surgery, he is suddenly able to speak to the deceased. After this, he simply tries to run away from, or ignore his problems. Eventually he realizes that this isn’t something that works forever. After he gives in, he sees that people try to not have regrets, but it will happen somehow.

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Throughout the film we see the dead all having unfinished business. Most of such business is regrets they may have had in life. What can be taken from this is that everyone has regrets, but we have to live life trying to make sure we have very few of them. If we have regrets, we should try and make up for them. This is doable but very difficult, and I feel as though we can all at least try. Hopefully, you will watch the film after this, it is a funny film with serious themes and is worth the watch.

for more information on the film, click here. For something similar, try the TV series Pushing Daisies.

By George Robbins

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I’m writing this film review for Looney Tunes: Back in Action because there aren’t many films that blend real life and animation, let alone ones done well. Personally I love the Looney tunes cartoons, so I may be a bit biased. Although it may be strange to see actual people interact with cartoons, it is entertaining. Furthermore, movies like ‘Space Jam’ and ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit’ already existed. However, because of cartoons being in the real world the fourth wall is constantly broken.

First off, I love fourth wall breaking comedy, so this is entertaining to me. Next, the actors alongside the cartoons are suited for the roles they play. Therefore, the film is just more entertaining as a result. The film is nowhere near perfect though. Blending animation and live action is a difficult task and they gave it their best shot.

In Conclusion for this film review of Looney Tunes: Back in Action

Although the film is not a masterpiece, you can’t help but be entertained by it. When I first saw it, I was surprised about how fun it is. Funny is too subjective, but fun isn’t as subjective here. Following the conclusion we are just left bewildered by what happened. That is a great way to end the film. Those of you who haven’t seen it absolutely should just to know what I’m talking about.

For more information on the film, click here. For a similar film, watch Space Jam.

By George Robbins

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This film review for Meet the Robinsons is written solely because it is one of my all time favorite animated films and always will be. The wholesomeness of the film is just fantastic all on its own. Therefore I find the message behind the film to be fantastic as well. The message behind the film being, just keep moving forward. Thus I have taken from watching it that no matter how difficult your life is, you keep going.

First, with the theme in mind, the film starts off with everything going wrong for an orphan boy. However, he believes that with one invention, he can find his real mother. Next, after the invention fails, we see him visit a future where he fits in perfectly. We learn that he can’t stay with the new family he found though, because it is his own. With that, he is once again forced to accept their motto, to keep moving forward. This helps him save the future, and becomes his own motto.

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Even just with watching the film, that theme is drilled home constantly. It isn’t something that should be brushed off, it should be embraced. That is the reason why I love this film so much, it tells us that no matter what we have to keep going. Therefore I challenge anyone reading to try and do the same in your life, and see if it makes a difference. Hopefully, this review will make people want to watch it.

For more information on the film, click here. For a similar film, try Wall-E.