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Review :- The film is a cinematic adaptation of Lee Child's 2005 novel One Shot. Jack Reacher is Child's successful fictional character from his mystery/thriller novels. The film opens with a shooting scene which is disturbing since it…
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Reviews :- College jock-turned-Marine, Jed Eckert (Chris Hemsworth) takes it upon himself to save his country from the North Koreans' sudden invasion. With no skilled soldiers by his side, he gives his younger brother Matt (Josh Peck) and…
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Review :- So, I never really bit that deep into the whole Twilight hysteria but you can see why it works. Apart from Robert Pattinson's pouty charms as pale-faced vampire Edward Cullen, Twilight features a weirdly wondrous world of…
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Review :- It's a Jason Statham movie where the actor is once again seen paving his way to victory while sorting the good from the bad. So no prizes for guessing what lies in store: gun firing in loads and fist fights in aplenty. Add to…
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Review :- The first reason why you'd like to rush to the nearest cinema to watch this one? Battleship releases a month before the United States of America. Nah! You'd rush to see your ultimate Hasbro combat game come alive on screen. But…
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Review :- It took some 300 hundred people, 60 weeks, 279,000 frames and $18 million more (initially costing some $200 million) for director James Cameron to sink the Titanic all over again. Not to say, his earlier Titanic (1997) did not…
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Review :- The early 1980s were difficult times in Britain. Unemployment, recession, trade union strikes, IRA terrorism - those were hard times when Margaret Thatcher became the country's first woman prime minister in 1979. By the time she…
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Review :- The shooting has been wrapped up and he is at the bar sipping beer. There's a murmur of disbelief all round as she steps into the bar, walks up to him and says, "I just wanted to say goodbye before leaving. Don't forget me." He…
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Review :- Deadly dives into the oceans, a freaky thunderstorm high up in the sky, a flight on a funky helicopter gone wrong, gold showers from the sky, big butterflies, rides on giant honey bees, elephants the size of pets, giant lizards…
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Review :- Nothing could perhaps be a more fitting end to the all-time fav Japanese Umizaru series than the very man in question, Daisuke Senzaki, leader of the Japanese Coast Guard, taking on the onus of playing fearless once again simply…
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