MOVIE REVIEW: How to Train Your Dragon

Maybe the animated one was training wheels for the day this human-rich one could be made with advanced technology. The inevitable comparisons will be divisive for some and a coin toss of preference for others. Either way, both movies are solid enough to stoke that fiery and spirit-stirring excitement for audiences new or old. Let’s show our own mercy and have both.

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MOVIE REVIEW: Materialists

For a stretch of Materialists, confidence is rattled, the hope of love is lost, and any rom-com gamemanship ends, as a more necessary, heavy, and therapeutic arc takes over. Admittedly and appreciably, for as bracingly honest as this swerve is in Materialist to emphasize the aforementioned risks that embody the reality of dating for many people—luxury level or otherwise, it is such a downer of a turn that it threatens to mar the good graces established by that opening scene’s instinctual simplicity of a shared flower.

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MOVIE REVIEW: Thirsty

In the central performance of Thirsty, Jamie Neumann lays this character bare. In each scene representing a defining choice—whether it’s a buoyant stump moment impressing the gathered public or a privately tormented decision—the actress shows emotional mettle that is tangible, mature, and impressive. Harsher truths and consequences rightfully burn here. 

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MOVIE REVIEW: Predator: Killer of Killers

Larger than that, though, what transpires bends time and expands on previously unseen lore for the franchise, revealing borderline revisionist prophecies to the history and purpose of the whole shebang and saga. They mark a progression that promises to continue in Dan Trachtenberg’s next live-action film, Predator: Badlands, coming this November. Love them or hate them, the implications made by Dan and company are awesome and huge, and precisely the mature and heady injection this franchise sorely needed

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The Hidden Business Side of Hollywood: What Movie Roles Say About a Star’s Brand

by Dickky Watson

In Hollywood, acting is only part of the equation. Behind every major casting choice is a business decision not just by studios, but by the actors themselves. Roles aren’t just performances, they’re brand moves. Each film, each character, and each public appearance contributes to how an actor is positioned in the entertainment economy.

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Do CBD Gummies Expire?

Gummies are one of the most popular types of edibles. People prefer gummies for several reasons, including their discreteness and precise dosage. Gummies may contain CBD, CBG, THC, or a combination of these. Here, it is important to know that each of these compounds is good for some specific tasks. For example, CBD is good for sleep, while CBG is suitable for improving focus.

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Protect What Matters: Metal Roofing That Goes the Distance

If there’s ever been a time to think twice about what’s overhead, it’s now. Roofs don’t just sit quietly atop buildings, they take the brunt of the weather, guard against fire, and help regulate indoor temps when energy bills creep higher. So, when durability and performance are top of mind, more people are turning to an often underappreciated hero of home and commercial protection: the metal roof.

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MOVIE REVIEW: The Life of Chuck

One could go on and on, playing out those hypothetical scenarios and more after the movie. If you can reach this plane of empathetic understanding through the abnormal twists and turns of The Life of Chuck, you have found yourself one marvelous movie. If you can’t, or swaying between bliss and death makes you cynical or uncomfortable, you might be a little dead inside. That’ll be on you and not Mike Flanagan.

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