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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. […]

By George Robbins [usr 4] This film review for Couples Retreat will go into how the film does a decent job of showing what real struggles between couples can look like. Throughout the film the characters refuse to admit their problems to one another. Therefore, miscommunication starts and the couples start to argue more. Whomever […]

By George Robbins [usr 5] This film review for Who Framed Roger Rabbit will go into how excellently done the combination of live action and animation is. Certainly, this is very easily noticed just by watching the film. Immediately, we are introduced to the main character, a private investigator. We learn very quickly that he […]

By George Robbins [usr 4.4] 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 […]

By George Robbins [usr 4.5] 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. […]

By George Robbins [usr 4] 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 […]