Should You See BLADE RUNNER 2049?
BLADE RUNNER 2049 starring Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford opened over the weekend to rave reviews and low turnout. Is it worth seeing in theatres?
Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
BLADE RUNNER 2049 is one of the most jarring, atmospheric experiences in recent years and a noble successor to the visual masterwork of the original.
Is BLADE RUNNER (1982) Required Viewing?
BLADE RUNNER 2049 is around the corner and is so far getting rave reviews, which begs the question: is the original BLADE RUNNER (1982) Required Viewing?
Blade Runner (1982)
With the sequel due out tomorrow, we take a look at 1982's original BLADE RUNNER starring Harrison Ford. Is it really the masterpiece many claim it is?
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Default Assault's Demosthenes and Kyle reminisce about their first introductions to STAR TREK, from the Original Series to The Next Generation & more!
American Made (2017)
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STAR TREK: DISCOVERY Review by Default
Default Assault boldly takes on STAR TREK: DISCOVERY. Does it deserve the mixed reactions it's been getting? How does it fit in with the STAR TREK universe?
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Kyle and Demosthenes discuss the current state of family films and comedies as they go "uber-meta!" From over-explained jokes, punchlines with no set ups...
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017)
KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE is an overblown, overlong, over-the-top love letter to itself with only one goal in mind: to outdo the first film.
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