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Spider-Man -- PlayStation 4
The new Spider-Man game is exceptionally well-made, complete with a wonderful story and an array of fun web-slinging missions.
Uncle Drew
In Uncle Drew, basketball coach Dax Winslow (Lil Rel Howery) convinces septagenerian basketball legend Uncle Drew (Kyrie Irving) to return to the court to help him defeat a rival team.
Solo: A Star Wars Story
I need to preface this review by stating that I grew up with the original Star Wars episodes which later came to be known as numbers four, five, and six.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom picks up three years after the abandonment of the Jurassic World theme park.
Show Dogs
Talking dogs signify a bad movie in my opinion, but I didn't dislike Show Dogs as much as I anticipated.
Avengers: Infinity War
In Avengers: Infinity War the ten year wait is finally over and we get to see our favorite heroes face off against big bad Thanos!
A Quiet Place
This sci-fi horror film starring, directed, and written by John Krasinski was, in my opinion, a fresh take on the classic alien-based thriller/horror.
Overboard (2018)
In Overboard (2018) a mistreated employee Kate (Anna Faris) designed a scheme to take revenge on her selfish, egotistical, former boss, Leonardo (Eugenio Derbez), when he became an amnesiac.
Rampage
It seems that I have a penchant for over-the-top, far-fetched, action-filled movies, and Rampage was right up my alley -- much to the chagrin of my husband and staff.
Detroit: Become Human
The question of whether advanced artificial intelligence can constitute life is a crowded conversation in fiction--aside from numerous science fiction books, it includes recent pop culture like last year's Blade Runner sequel, the video game Nier Automata, Westworld, and now Detroit: Become Human, which has nothing to contribute except a crass insistence on leeching off real-life struggle to prop up its own creative bankruptcy.
The Hurricane Heist
If you want an action/disaster film featuring awkward humor, subpar special effects and zero a-list actors, then the movie Hurricane Heist just might be the film for you.
Early Man
In the claymation film Early Man, a tribe of cave men are kicked out of their valley home by the Bronze Age bully Lord Nooth.
Killdozer
Although the 1974 TV movie "Killdozer" isn't technically "new", it IS new to the library's collection.
Florida Project
Six-year-old Moonee (Brooklynn Prince) lives just outside Walt Disney World in Kissimmee, Florida, at the fringes of commodified happiness.
Noir: A Novel
I have been a long time fan of Christopher Moore's writings, enjoying his sense of humor and style of writing.Â
Phantom Thread
I generally watch a movie to be entertained, but I found nothing to entertain in Phantom Thread, which depicts the relationship of the annoyingly pampered and regimented dress designer Reynolds Woodcock (played by Daniel Day-Lewis) and his model/companion Alma.
The Greatest Showman
The Greatest Showman is a delight for the eyes and ears, with wonderful music and visual effects and a heartwarming story that will please everyone.
Lady Bird
Christine "Lady Bird" McPherson is a teenager in her senior year at a Catholic high school in Sacramento, 2002.
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
Welcome to detention or rather Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle is a story about four teens who enter the Jumanji digital world during high school detention.
Battle of the Sexes
"Battle of the Sexes" is a 2017 biopic about the legendary female tennis player Billie Jean King (1943 - Present).
