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June 26, 2018 + Proof News

Proof News: Tuesday, June 26th, 2018 – Pacific Rim: Uprising + Tomb Raider Honest Trailer & Full Trailer from The Predator

HONEST TRAILERS: PACIFIC RIM: UPRISING & TOMB RAIDER PACIFIC RIM: UPRISING & TOMB RAIDER || Screenjunkies provide a double feature this week in their Honest Trailer for “Pacific Rim: Uprising” and “Tomb Raider,” which they spend the trailer discussing how similarly bad the films are. Some of the highlight lines include discussing why the studios chose to make these films (“yeah I know, I … Read More Proof News: Tuesday, June 26th, 2018 – Pacific Rim: Uprising + Tomb Raider Honest Trailer & Full Trailer from The Predator

January 11, 2018 + New Trailers

New Trailer: Breaking In – Official Trailer #1

by Christopher Haskell

BREAKING IN Synopsis: The film follows Shaun (Union) who, after the sudden death of her father, takes her two kids to her father’s Malibu mansion to settle his estate. At the mansion are four villains intent on finding the deceased’s safe and making off with its contents. Starring: Gabrielle Union, Will Packer, James Lopez, Craig Perry and Sheila Taylor Directed By: James McTeigue Release … Read More New Trailer: Breaking In – Official Trailer #1

July 7, 2013 + 3.5 Star Reviews, Reviews

Movie Review: In Our Nature (2012)

by Christopher Haskell

IN OUR NATURE BY CHRISTOPHER HASKELLJULY 7, 2013 Father and son. The relationship has taken on new meaning in this day and age where divorce rates are skyrocketing, and mid-life crises lead to second families. No matter how you slice it, divorce has its effects, mostly on the children, but the parents too. With “In Our Nature,” the directorial debut of Brian Savelson, those … Read More Movie Review: In Our Nature (2012)

September 21, 2010 + 4 Star Reviews, Reviews

Movie Review: 10 Things I Hate About You (1999)

by Christopher Haskell

10 Things I Hate About You is made of memorable moments, ranking it at the top of the chart of all-time best teen drama-edies. No other teen flicks have the acting power, the soundtrack, or the heart that 10 Things I Hate About You delivered over a decade ago. The film feels more like the first period of your senior year at high school rather than a formal film.