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Movie Review: Eternals

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By Rob Slack
| ElliotLakeToday Verified
Eternals Directed by Chloe Zhao In Theatres Let’s get this out of the way up top. Eternals is not a good movie. It’s not a good comic book movie, it’s not a good action movie, it’s not a good Marvel movie. It somehow feels overstuffed and empty at the same time. It’s muddled and convoluted. It’s a bland and boring and bewildering mess. It’s overlong but even with an hour cut out of its running time, Eternal would probably still feel too long. So, what is Eternals about?
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Movie Review: Eternals

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By Rob Slack
| Timminstoday.com
Eternals Directed by Chloe Zhao In Theatres Let’s get this out of the way up top. Eternals is not a good movie. It’s not a good comic book movie, it’s not a good action movie, it’s not a good Marvel movie. It somehow feels overstuffed and empty at the same time. It’s muddled and convoluted. It’s a bland and boring and bewildering mess. It’s overlong but even with an hour cut out of its running time, Eternal would probably still feel too long. So, what is Eternals about?
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Movie Review: Dune

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By Rob Slack
| Sudbury Northern Life Verified
Dune Directed by Denis Villeneuve In theatres and streaming Denis Villeneuve’s adaptation of Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel Dune is a singular experience. It’s not a remake of David Lynch’s 1984 adaptation, but it does have some love for that magnificent failure. And it’s not drawing anything from Alejandro Jodorowsky’s planned but never filmed adaption, but it also has some love for that magnificent acid trip, that bewilderingly could-have-been.
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