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Netflixable? “Little Brother” makes Cena Look Small

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By Roger Moore Verified
| Roger's Movie Nation
Netflix has made inroads in horror and begun to make a mark in prestige pcitures. But they cornered the market on teen rom-coms a while back. And now, years after signing Adam Sandler, his family and hangers-on, they’re going all in on coarse comedies. “Little Brother” vies with “Office Romance” for Crudest Comedy of the Summer “honors.” Pee pee gags, threesome romps played for laughs, drug humor and profanity are the main selling points of this John Cena/Eric André farce.
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BOX OFFICE: Little “Supergirl” Lost - “Toy Story 5” rolls in the (play) dough

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By Roger Moore Verified
| Roger's Movie Nation
Another blockbuster weekend for “Toy Story 5” was a given. And to some of us the indifference that a fresh, punk-riotgrrrl take on “Supergirl” with no “names (Mathias Schoenaerts excepted) and Warner Bros./DC’s MF CGI “dog” sidekick was just as easy to anticipate. I mean, come ON.
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Movie Review: Too Much Talk, Too Little Action - “Ip Man: Kung Fu Legend”

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By Roger Moore Verified
| Roger's Movie Nation
The storied, mythic and constantly fictionalized life of the martial artist who taught Bruce Lee his moves earns perhaps his dullest film outing in “Ip Man: Kung Fu Legend.” It’s not really the fault of star Yu-Hang (Dennis) To, who has appeared in Ip Man (Yip Man) adventures for nearly 20 years and has played Ip Kai-man off and on since 2010. His wirework-assisted, manic-edited fights serve up nothing new.
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