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Clint Eastwood saving the President of the United States from a depraved and psychotic John Malkovich is peak cinema. When a secret service agent who has PTSD from not saving JFK from an assassination in Dallas, Texas in 1963 has a new job to protect the current President from an ex-CIA assassin, it's up to Frank Horrigan (Clint Eastwood) to stop history from repeating itself.
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Imagine being an FBI agent trying to capture a group of magicians who robbed a bank only to get tricked otherwise. This is the plot of this film as Dylan Rhodes who goes after the Four Horsemen, a magician group, after a bank robbery in Paris. I won't go into too much detail, but the ending will definitely shock you.
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Brad Pitt as an assassin on a bullet train fighting four other killers full of mischief for millions of miles is my kind of action comedy. Vengeance, mayhem, murder, theft, and destructive hijinks is what this badass movie has with all the crazy characters such as Ladybug, The Prince, Hornet, Wolf, The Elder, Lemon, Tangerine, and The White Dragon, the main antagonist of this flick. Also, Logan Lerman plays a character in it and one of the other characters puts…
When a gypsy predicts that your darkest fate is transforming into a Werewolf, you know that you're doomed when the whole town is against you as well. Lon Chaney Jr., son of Lon Chaney Sr. also known as The Man of a Thousand Faces, truly nailed it as the Wolfman himself in this 1941 horror classic which would later be parodied and influence pop culture as a whole. Werewolves are rarely used in horror films nowadays which is a shame since they're the most fascinating monster in fiction besides vampires. One of if not the biggest titans in horror cinema right behind Dracula and Frankenstein.
