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‘Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie’ review: Pee-wee’s Playhouse’ meets ‘The Weird Al Show’
"Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie" is childish and silly. Of course, anyone of the animated feature film's target audience who has read one of the 70 million books sold...
‘You’re Killing Me Susana’ review: Love story of a troubled married couple
Most films focusing on the trials and tribulations of being in love tend to gravitate toward one of the principle parties. This structure creates a situation where one of the...
‘For the Love of Spock’ review: Warm tribute to Leonard Nimoy, TV icon and father
Adam Nimoy's original idea for the documentary "For the Love of Spock" was to take a detailed look at the character his father, Leonard Nimoy, had created on the TV...
‘Blair Witch’ review: ‘Project’ follow-up is more like ‘Blah Witch’
It wasn't a smart script or great acting that made "The Blair Witch Project" a box office sensation in 1999. It was the creative way the movie was put together...
‘The Good Dinosaur’ review: Lacking in Pixar magic
Production was halted early in the process of making "The Good Dinosaur" because it had some dinosaur-sized problems. Peter Sohn was brought in as the new director and he started...
‘Hotel Transylvania 2’ review: Sequel bests the original
It's as rare as vampires on a beach to have a movie sequel be better than the original. But vampires might start looking for some sunglasses because the spookiest thing...
Danny Trejo loves working from ‘Dusk Till Dawn’ at age 71
Let's say you are the producers of the El Rey Network's "From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series." To give a little more punch to the second season starting Tuesday you...
‘Minions’ review: Too much mellow yellow wears thin
It's the role of a minion to be a servile follower of a person in charge. That means they are resigned to playing the supporting role. That's the problem with...
‘Insidious: Chapter 3’ review: A scary good time
It's very important to note that the rating for "Insidious: Chapter 3" is PG-13, which means that director/writer Leigh Whannell has structured his movie to be scary without having to...