In 105 minutes, X manages to soar beyond its script limitations to a part comedy, part horror flick that never taps into unfamiliar territory. Yet West’s creative spotlight on porn surpasses expectations.
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Do Feature Films Have to be Longer to be Better?
For a movie to be considered great, do they need to be extended? Does it matter to the fans? The critics? Let’s investigate the length of feature films.
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Moonfall – Review
Disaster movies. What’s there to say about them? At times, they are mindless entertainment with a hint of family drama. Or, they can be the perfect opportunities for filmmakers to explore ethical conflict when it comes to government, humanity, and decision-making. But one thing’s for certain: Hollywood can’t seem to get enough of them. Roland…
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2022 Sundance Film Festival – Recap
After ten days, 84 feature films, and 59 shorts, the Sundance Film Festival completed its 2022 slate of programming. Fans around the world raved about their favorite features, documentaries, and shorts, the juries and audience deliberated on the best films of each category, and I experienced festival fatigue like never before… It was all for…
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Ranking the Midnight Section of the 2022 Sundance Film Festival
The Sundance Film Festival is a prestigious program of the Sundance Institute, a non-profit organization founded by Robert Redford in 1981. Committed to the growth and nurturing of independent artists, the annual film festival is a showcase for premieres of bold, innovative, and inspiring work that amplifies voices on an international scale. Each year, I…
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Why Hasn’t Hollywood Figured Out How to Make a Horror Comic Book Movie?
Marvel Studios have horror characters coming. DC Comics has a legion in waiting. So, why don’t we have a real horror comic book movie?
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Venom : Let There Be Carnage – Review | An Action-Packed But Uneven Sequel
Venom Let There Be Carnage is bombastic, funny, action-packed, silly, and at times, jarring— creating a fun, yet uneven, experience. A popcorn movie in every sense of the word. Directed by Andy Serkis, and starring Tom Hardy as the titular character, Venom: Let There Be Carnage is a spectacle. Now when using the word spectacle, it’s meant in…
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Disney World and Universal Studios Vlog 2021 | The Farooqi Bros Visit Hogwarts and Galaxy’s Edge
The Farooqi Bros visit Disney World and Universal Studios and vlog their entire trip. Learn the best tips and tricks to have fun at Magic Kingdom during the pandemic and which rides are the absolute must-do’s. We hope you enjoy our 2021 Disney World Vlog and our 2021 Universal Studios Vlog, especially a looks at…
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Emergency Water Aid Initiative Charity – From The Farooqi Bros
Currently over 21 million Pakistanis suffer from a water sanitation crisis that has impacted the entire country. Many regions struggle to provide access to clean and safe drinking water, but the situation worsens amongst rural villages who not only lack modern systems, but also adequate healthcare. The situation has worsened with the COVID-19 pandemic, creating…
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Ray Fisher Interview: Discussing Cyborg and Zack Snyder’s Justice League
Actor Ray Fisher has joined The Farooqi Bros for a new interview. Fisher joins ComicBook Debate to discuss ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ in a full spoiler discussion. During the interview, Fisher discusses his role as Cyborg, and how he emotionally plugged into Victor Stone. Fisher explains why people of color and differently-abled fans connected with…
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The Miseducation of DC’s Nubia
Explore an imortant character in Wonder Woman lore. Why fans love her and want to see her in Patty Jenkin’s sequel.
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WarnerMedia To Debut 2021 Slate On HBO Max and Theaters. Sustainability of Cinemas Remain In Doubt
WarnerMedia officially announced its entire 2021 slate would debut on HBO Max simultaneously with their cinema release dates. The move comes on the heels of their announcement that Wonder Woman 1984 would make the same move. Amid rising COVID-19 cases, restricted theaters unable to capture the magic of moviegoing, and skyrocketing use of streaming services, the future of…
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Celebrating The Life and Legacy of Chadwick Boseman
Chadwick Boseman had died of cancer at the age of 43. A devastating and shocking loss for the world, Chadwick inspired countless through his work and life. With roles like the Black Panther, Jackie Robinson and James Brown, Chadwick became larger than life and impacted the lives of many across the world. The Farooqi Brothers…
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Everything You Need to Know About Justice Con
Releasing the Snyder Cut of Justice League was an achievement by fans around the world. It is only fitting then, that the first event celebrating that achievement would also be held by the fans and for the fans. Justice Con 2020 is a two-day virtual convention organized by The Nerd Queens and ComicBook Debate’s own…
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A Statment of Solidarity With Black Lives Matter
On May 25, 2020, George Floyd was senselessly killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota at the hands of the Minneapolis police force. Officer Derek Chauvin held his knee at Floyd’s neck for close to nine harrowing minutes. During that time, Floyd uttered the phrase that rang the same anger and sadness that Eric Garner’s death brought in…
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