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Alfred Hitchcock's VERTIGO (1958), starring James Stewart, is one of the most acclaimed films of all time but is it truly the Master of Suspense's best film?
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In today's Default Assault, we'll be focusing solely on 2017's Beauty and the Beast remake. Is it as good as they say or is everyone blinded by nostalgia?
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In today's Default Assault Extra, we discuss the surprising ups of X-Men: The Last Stand and Superman Returns. Default Assault Extras features deleted...
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