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12 Strong Plot Summary: Based on the true story about the first military operation in the wake of September 11th. Captain Nelson (Chris Hemsworth) leads...

Editorial: The Post is the Film Spielberg’s Early Work Tried to Be

Pop-Break Staff - January 21, 2018

For all the tentpoles in Steven Spielberg’s filmography, The Post is the greatest embodiment of his illustrious career. Not only is it crafted in...

And The Nominees Are: Our Official 2018 Oscar Nomination Predictions

Daniel Cohen - January 19, 2018

Think of me as Leonardo DiCaprio at the end of The Aviator with long hair and fingernails. I’ve been cooped up in isolation with...

The Commuter: Next Stop, Decent-Ville

Daniel Cohen - January 16, 2018

The Commuter Plot Summary: A commuter (Liam Neeson) who rides the train every day is desperate for cash and presented with a strange offer by...

Proud Mary: No One Should Be Proud of This

Tommy Tracy - January 15, 2018

Ah, January. You sneaky cinema killing fiend. You almost, ALMOST, had me believing this month wouldn’t be filled with the usual trash it normally...

Before I Wake: A Bad Horror Film That Should’ve Stayed on the Shelf

Matt Taylor - January 8, 2018

It’s brave of writer/director Mike Flanagan to make sleep such a central part of Before I Wake’s story, as it practically begs critics to...

Insidious: The Last Key is a Mix of Strong Scares, & Frustrating Plot Choices

Tommy Tracy - January 8, 2018

Oh boy, here it comes; the dreaded January release calendar, also known as where film comes to die. The Insidious franchise, however, was placed...

2018 Golden Globes Review: The Movie Awards & Their Oscar Implications

Daniel Cohen - January 8, 2018

Alright! Here we go. It’s my annual Golden Globes wrap up! First of all, I’d just like to tha- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSBEiBbnT6E Geez Louise. That’s what it felt like all...

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