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June saw a bunch more films released to streaming. For some this was intentional, and to others it was a pandemic-based necessity. Here’s what the LAMB community thought about them: Da 5 BloodsLAMB Average: 4.03 (16 sites)The Critical Movie Critics (5)Paul’s Trip to the Movies (5)Surrender to the Void (5)The…
The AssistantLAMB Average: 3.78 (9 sites)3SMReviews (5)Matthew Liedke on Film (4.5)Citizen Charlie (4)Keith Loves Movies (4)Screen Zealots (4)SK on Movies (4)CineMarvellous! (3)Out There in the Dark (3)The MN Movie Man (2.5) The Vast of NightLAMB Average: 3.42 (12 sites)Citizen Charlie (5)The Code is Zeek (4)The MN Movie Man (4)Paul’s Trip…
ExtractionLAMB Average: 3.31 (13 sites)The Movie Waffler (5)CineMarvellous! (4)Movie Reviews 101 (4)Often Off Topic (4)Keith Loves Movies (3.5)The Lambcast (3.5)The Movie Moustache (3.5)3SMReviews (3)Cinema Parrot Disco (3)Rachel’s Reviews (3)MovieRob (2.5)Borrowing Tape (2)Film for Thought (2) LAMBscores will return next week with: The Lovebirds, The Assistant, The Wrong Missy, The Vast of…
Poor X-Files movie, so awfully misunderstood.
They have been running the first X-Files movie on A&E and it kinda makes me want to go see the second one.
Muldar Scully is the new Marco Polo… Sadly, I haven’t seen the show, nor any of the films. I’ll get to it though.
The show was brilliant up until season 7 or so. That’s when I quit watching. The movies are like bastard step-children of the show: part of the family but easy to ignore.