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★★½★★ Into the Storm
While absolutely dumb from beginning to end, there's at least a whole lot of 'nado action keeping it entertaining.
Luke Hickman
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Luke Hickman
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★★★★½ Guardians of the Galaxy
It's about time Marvel stops re-making the same movies with the same tones over and over again. Get ready for something absolutely fun and refreshing with 'Guardians of the Galaxy.'
Luke Hickman
R
★★★½★ Lucy
With a decent blend of unique oddities and intense action, 'Lucy' is the most fun I've had at the movies this July.
Luke Hickman
R
★★★★★ Boyhood
A coming-of-age story by one of America's most remarkable directors.
Julian De Backer
R
★★★★★ Sex Tape
I'd rather live a celibate saint's life than have to re-watch 'Sex Tape' ever again.
Luke Hickman
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★★★★½ Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Apes is now a strong contender for one of the best trilogies ever.
Rich Bonaduce
PG-13
★½★★★ Transformers: Age of Extinction
More robot carnage from the director who loves to blow stuff up.
Rich Bonaduce
PG-13
★★★★★ Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
Those "damn dirty apes" are back and better than ever!
Luke Hickman
PG-13
½★★★★ Transformers: Age of Extinction
A brain-dead sequel that only deserves a two-sentence review.
Luke Hickman
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★½★★★ Jersey Boys
Yet another disappointing let-down from highly overrated director Clint Eastwood.
Luke Hickman
PG
★★★★★ How to Train Your Dragon 2
Everyone's back for 'How to Train Your Dragon 2,' the family-friendly sequel that takes the franchise to the next level.
Luke Hickman
R
★★★★★ 22 Jump Street
The sequel to the surprise hit '21 Jump Street' reboot has some hilarious surprises of its own that make it an absolutely worthwhile watch.
Luke Hickman
PG-13
★★★★★ Edge of Tomorrow
A smart, futuristic war movie with fresh ideas, surprisingly dark humor, and splendid acting.
Aaron Peck
PG-13
★★★★½ Edge of Tomorrow
Tom Cruise's latest flick proves that he's not too old for action and that summer blockbusters can be both entertaining and full of merit.
Luke Hickman
R
★★★★★ A Million Ways to Die in the West
An often chuckle-worthy look at the raunchy Wild West, and why it would suck to live there.
Aaron Peck
PG
★★★½★ Maleficent
The surprisingly profound story of a villain who wasn't always obsessed with grotesque thorns and terrible dragons.
Aaron Peck
PG
★½★★★ Maleficent
While 'Maleficent' could have been a strong re-imaging of Disney's classic 'Sleeping Beauty,' it simply buckles beneath the weight of a horrible & nonsensical screenplay, bad performances and amateur filmmaking.
Luke Hickman
R
★★★★★ A Million Ways to Die in the West
Hilarious, vulgar and charming, the creator of 'Family Guy' and 'Ted' gives us the funniest comedy of the year (so far).
Luke Hickman
PG-13
★★★★½ X-Men: Days of Future Past
Bryan Singer's return to the 'X-Men' franchise not only dishes up the franchise-best, but also gives Joss Whedon's 'The Avengers' a run for its money.
Luke Hickman
PG-13
★★★½★ Blended
Blending Sandler's long-forgotten likeability with his recent dumb schtick, 'Blended' is both stupid and charming - but easily his best comedy in a decade.
Luke Hickman
PG
★★½★★ Million Dollar Arm
A sports drama brimming with bland drama, but hardly any sports.
Luke Hickman
PG-13
★★★★½ Godzilla
A Godzilla movie that once again embraces the idea of Godzilla as a hero.
Aaron Peck
PG-13
★★★★★ Godzilla
There's finally a 'Godzilla' movie great enough to get the bad taste out of our mouths from the awful 1998 'Godzilla.'
Luke Hickman
R
★★★½★ Neighbors
With a charming cast of likeable characters and non-stop laughs for all - no matter the gender - 'Neighbors' is a hilarious comedy that anyone can enjoy. That is, anyone who doesn't mind constant vulgarity.
Luke Hickman