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Star Trek: Into Darkness: Movie Review

by Devon Pack May 19, 2013

There are many who will complain about Abram’s Trek as being a cold cash grab, which it is, but they miss the point. This is storytelling as it traditionally was. Before copyright monopolized canons…

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The Great Gatsby (1974): Movie Review

by Devon Pack May 16, 2013

The 1974 Gatsby vs. the 2013: Would you rather wince or yawn? Those are your options. One film is engaging but with painful exposition; the other is well acted but as dull as your grandmother’s house.

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The Great Gatsby: Movie Review

by Devon Pack May 11, 2013

We hazed our newest film cricket by making him see the new Gatsby. He describes it as a useful tool for seducing fourteen year old girls, Welcome aboard!

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Oblivion Review: Exhilarating tale of adventure?

by Plexico Gingrich April 23, 2013

A dream about a space odyssey inside an inception inside a matrix with robocops and Max Headroom that all turns out to be a dream about star wars and maybe the war on terror.

PREDATOR

by Jonny Lieberman April 15, 2013

The great states of California and Minnesota.

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Room 237

by Plexico Gingrich April 14, 2013

Come for some of the coolest images you’ve ever seen. Stay of the tedious, pedantic review.

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Evil Dead

by Plexico Gingrich April 6, 2013

I think I went through the standard cycle. I saw the Evil Dead movies and thought they were good. Then I joined every other doofus in pretending that they were

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End of Watch

by Chester April 1, 2013

At Ruthless Reviews we don’t much like cops. Well, I don’t anyway. A lot of the rest of these guys I think are narcs.

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The Man With The Golden Gun: Bond Brief

by Euclis Hyde March 18, 2013

The villain is lonely and would like to talk to Bond, would like to discuss the intricacies of their lonely profession. He mocks Bond’s pension. Bond drowns a midget and gibbets his body.

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The Spy Who Loved Me: Bond Briefs

by Euclis Hyde March 5, 2013

The admiral’s desk holds three distinct, colorcoded telephones while his KGB counterpart’s desk only has two. Bond has a Russian doppleganger…