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Deepwater Horizon Film Review: Mark Wahlberg Real-Life Disaster Pic Could’ve Had a Bigger Impact
Peter Berg’s Deepwater Horizon easily entertains, with the likeable presence of Mark Wahlberg, some lean and mean plotting, and of course, that big fiery wreck at the center of it all. Yet, there’s a nagging feeling that the disaster film, based on a true story, could have been a movie with more to say.
12 years after Bridget Jones approached The Edge of Reason, Bridget Jones’s Baby delivers what fans of the franchise enjoy about the films, whilst refreshingly eschewing many of the clichés that plague other romantic comedies.
David Yates’s The Legend of Tarzan is by-the-numbers in every way. Watching shaky cam footage of safaris on Youtube will bring more excitement to viewers than this iteration of the Lord of the Apes.
Independence Day: Resurgence delivers dumb, big-budget alien invading action, and not much else with the void left by Will Smith hanging over the film. 
Pixar is back with a sequel to one of its earliest and most beloved films, Finding Nemo. And though this sequel doesn’t surpass the original, there’s still an ocean’s worth of magic to be found in its imaginative characters, gorgeous animation, and emotionally driven story.
