Blue Beetle Review: A Fun But Frustratingly Shabby And Rushed Superhero Movie
Blue Beetle has its moments, but is lacking in any sense of fun or adventure. The idea of a better movie is lurking just outside of the frame, though.
Read MoreBlue Beetle has its moments, but is lacking in any sense of fun or adventure. The idea of a better movie is lurking just outside of the frame, though.
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Read MoreMutant Mayhem benefits from a bold visual style suited for the big screen.
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Read MoreGerman master Christian Petzold's fourteenth feature film is a sunny summer adventure, until it morphs into anything but.
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Read MoreNothing takes flight here.
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Read MoreTime to light the fuse again.
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