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Conan the Barbarian Featured Image

By George Robbins [usr 4.4] This film review for Conan the Barbarian will discuss how this film is a fantastic cheesy fantasy film definitely worth a watch. To begin with, the film starts as a boy growing up as a slave after his family’s deaths. After growing up a warrior, he learns who killed his […]

The Mummy 1999 Featured Image

By George Robbins [usr 4] This film review for the 1999 film The Mummy will discuss the cheesy action genre as a whole, and how much fun they can be to watch. The Mummy is a film that sees a group of people looking for a fictional lost city in Egypt. Thus it is an […]

Rudy Featured Image

By George Robbins [usr 4.2] This film review for the movie Rudy is one that will discuss just how inspiring this film is, and how it has the potential to shape lives. Given the fact that the film is based off of a true story makes it all the better. After all, people love to […]

Public Enemies Featured Image

By George Robbins [usr 4.8] This film review for the movie Public Enemies is one that will praise the film for it’s storytelling of the story of John Dillinger. After all this film is based off of the real story of the criminal. Thus, his portrayal as a man of the downtrodden is not one […]

Gangster Squad Featured Image

By George Robbins [usr 4.5] This film review for the movie Gangster Squad is written solely to try and get people reading it to want to watch the movie. Following the introduction of the movie, we know why the squad was created to begin with. With the rise of notorious gangster Mickey Cohen, there was […]

The Road to El Dorado

By George Robbins [usr 4] This film review for The Road to El Dorado is one which discusses the nostalgia and other feelings I have whenever I see the movie. First of all, this film is relatively old by this point. However, that does not stop it from being a good film in the slightest. […]

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