The film Moms’ Nights Out, with its immature plot and lazy character development leaves viewers confused and lost. Despite having decent acting and an adequate script, the disconnect with the viewers overshadows all positive aspects.
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The band’s most recent show in Los Angeles took place at the Staples Center on December 4th, and it was full of sights and sounds to behold. The concert was ultimately astounding with being performed, the smooth transitions in between songs, and the inclusion of an improvisation section.
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As confusing as the plot is, the movie does a quality job of clarifying it. The film is dark and scary which makes it seem like a horror film but it never succeeds in frightening the viewer. The suspense in this movie is exhilarating and the movie seems extremely predictable but ends up falsifying any prior ideas.
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Directed by Steven Brill, “Walk of Shame” leaves viewers unsatisfied by the incoherent plot, mediocre acting, and dense jokes that plague the film. Although the film has its comical moments, it doesn’t make up for the overrated theme and the overly used puns. […]
While Marvel’s “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” delivers with thrilling action and passionate acting, it is bogged down with a complicated web of characters and conflicts, leaving the film as a decent but forgettable installment of the “Spider-Man” series.
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Director, writer and lead actor Jon Favreau does an admirable job of creating a touching story of a talented chef who dreams of owning a food truck in his latest film, “Chef.” Favreau’s emphasis on cultural settings throughout the film paired with a warm and humorous story quite simply makes “Chef” a resounding success.
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Although its breathy vocals and instrumentals mesh beautifully, the band’s experimentation with electronic sounds ultimately kills any chance that “Nabuma Rubberband” has at success.
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Recently opened in May, the Fish Shop Hermosa Beach is one of the newest restaurants in Hermosa that is bringing a new style of service, as well as food, to the South Bay. […]
Despite a clichéd emphasis on romantic lyrics, “Turn Blue” is an experimental success. By shying away from The Black Keys’ previous works and exploring slower tempos and elaborate melodies, all complemented by psychedelic sounds, “Turn Blue” is not only the group’s most diverse album, it is also one of the band’s best.
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Despite an unrealistic set up and awkward emphasis on character growth, “Neighbors” provides constant laughs with its tried-and-true fraternity humor accompanied by equally silly character interactions.
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