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The second entry of the Fifty Shades trilogy doesn’t expand on what Fifty Shades of Grey already showed us. Boring plot, boring sex...

This biographical story is funny and emotional, with an inspiring message to all who have a dream they are pursuing. Genre:...

After a successful heist on an armoured truck, Detective Nick O’Brien (Butler) and his elite unit of sheriffs are brought in, to solve the case and catch the outlaws. Their first lead is a young barkeeper named Donnie (Jackson Jr.), who guides them to Merrimen (Schreiber), leader of the robbery crew and planning their next coup. As both groups keep running into each other routinely, a tactical game ensues that will lead all of them down a dark path.

A lackluster story, boring dialogues and unbelievable characters. Welcome to my Fifty Shades review series! Genre: Drama/Romance Director: Sam Taylor-Johnson Cast: Dakota Johnson, Jamie Dornan, Eloise Mumford, Victor Rasuk, Max Martini, Luke Grimes, Marcia Gay Harden, Andrew Airlie, Jennifer Ehle, Anthony Konechny & Callum Keith Rennie. Run Time: 128 min. US Release: 13 February 2015 UK Release: 12 February 2015 German Release: 12 February 2015 It’s finally done... the

Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson are fantastic in this powerful drama but the star is Jacob Tremblay, who manages to open up the hearts of...