Jon Favreau Enlists a lot of celebrity friends to star in his latest Directorial outing called Chef, a Dramedy about a chef whose professional and personal life is in a rut. This film is basically Real Steel, but instead of Robots, we have Food Trucks, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
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The Wizard (1989) – Review
If you’re a video game nerd that grew up in the 80’s you probably have a love for either the Nintendo Entertainment System or Sega Genesis (or both). I was a big Nintendo (NES) fan, and one of the films that came out at the height of the Nintendo craze is The Wizard. Some…
Batman & Robin (1997) – Review
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Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991) – Review
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