Weekly Recap: Avengers Endgame, Body At Brighton Rock & More!


Avengers: Endgame has arrived and that's really all everyone's going to be talking about when it comes to movies this weekend. I have my review here (spoiler-free) and just know the film certainly delivers on being the biggest of its kind. There are some smaller releases out too, and you can find all the reviews of those in the archives of course. Additionally, there are some new home releases this week, which I have reviews for as well. Enjoy some of the other links too, but mainly be sure to listen in to our 8th Annual Summer Gamble podcast, which doubles as a Summer movie preview. Thanks for reading!

In Theaters Now:

(It does the job for being one of the biggest blockbusters ever)

(A slick little horror flick)

Here's The Archive Of Every Review Throughout The Year(s) - http://www.thecodeiszeek.com/p/review-archive.html


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