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Movie Review: The Meg (2018)

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Synopsis: A team of researchers discover a hidden ocean trench 200 miles off China's coast and send a submarine team to explore it only to have the crew attacked by a megalodon, an enormous prehistoric shark thought to be extinct for millions of years. The team is rescued, minus one, but the researchers soon learn two of the megalodons have followed them out of the trench. Who's in it? The movie stars Jason Statham ,  Bingbing Li ,  Rainn Wilson ,  Cliff Curtis and Ruby Rose. Review: This has been on my watch list for a while but after a pair of very bad shark movies, I've been somewhat reluctant to watch it.  However, I recently saw trailers for the sequel and, intrigued, finally gave it a chance last night. I wasn't disappointed. The film reminds me a lot of the classic 1960s monster films I used to enjoy (the ones with Godzilla, Mothra, etc) with humans (and just about every other living creature) trying to survive a relentless assault from a creature that is ...

Movie Review: Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016)

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Synopsis : While still on the run from the Umbrella Corporation, Alice is contacted by the Red Queen and learns she can save what's left of humanity by returning to Raccoon City and the Hive and retrieving an airborne cure to the zombie-causing T-virus. As she travels to the city and invades the heavily-guarded underground lab, she also learns the truth behind the zombie apocalypse and her past. Who's in it? The movie stars Milla Jovovich , Ali Larter , Iain Glen , Ever Anderson and Ruby Rose . Review : My wife loves the Resident Evil movies and, when I saw there was a newer one we had not watched together yet, I ended up getting it through Netflix. We watched it earlier this week and, overall, I have to say I was impressed with the movie. The thing that I found I really liked about this film was the way it had non-stop action. A lot of "action" movies tend to get bogged down by introducing various backstories and a little too much focus on relationships. ...