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A troubled but determined young woman competes in a gruesome and sadistic game against concealed virtual opponents in a winner-take-all test of survival.
- The Lego Batman Movie
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The LEGO Moviecame out of nowhere in 2014 to become an unexpected smash hit, earning rave reviews and grossing a stunning $469 million worldwide. The follow-up didn't quite earn the same acclaim as its progenitor, but The LEGO Batman Moviewas still a substantial box office success and critical favorite, to the tune of 91% approval on Rotten Tomatoe...
Rebooting Spider-Man is a risky proposition; after all, it didn't work out too well the last time Sony hit the reset button, with 2012's ill-advised The Amazing Spider-Manand its disastrous sequel. For their Spidey re-reboot, Sony teamed up with Disney and Marvel Studios to introduce a new version of the webhead into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. ...
The Roomis revered as one of the worst movies of all time; the 2003 romantic drama transcends being "so bad it's good" and exists on a different plane of existence from all other movies. It fails on literally every single level to the point where it's simply magnificent to watch, over and over again. The only way to tell the story of the worst movi...
The evacuation at Dunkirk was a turning point in World War II. The battle was lost, and the Nazis were closing in on their goal of complete global domination, but the amazing bravery and righteous tenacity of the British and French forces during their darkest hour stoked a fire in the Allies, who managed to salvage a morale-asserting victory from t...
Thor, the God of Thunder, might be the hunkiest Avenger, but his movies have often been regarded by MCU fans as of a lesser quality than those of fellow Avengers like Iron Man and Captain America. For his third solo outing, Marvel took Thor's Asgardian antics and mixed them with the irreverent tone of James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy, with Mark...
For a time, there was fear that the Star WarsSequel Trilogy would skew too close to the framework of the original films. With the release of Episode VIII: The Last Jedi, those fears can confidently be put aside. Writer/director Rian Johnson takes no prisoners in his interpretation of the Star Warsmythology, and the result is nothing short of glorio...
The DCEU has had a rough go of it from the start; Man of Steel was greeted with mixed reviews, while Batman v Superman and Suicide Squad were ruthlessly eviscerated by critics. This year saw two films in DC's Extended Universe; Wonder Woman and Justice League. While the latter film was met with critical derision and is currently faltering at the bo...
The final chapter in the modern Apes trilogy failed to match the box office heights of its predecessors, Rise and Dawn, but that's not to say it's any less of a great film; in fact, many agree that War for the Planet of the Apesis the best entry in the series since the 1968 original. The modern Apestrilogy is a blockbuster action saga like no other...
From the beginning, Wolverine has been the face of The X-Men film franchise, and Hugh Jackman has been the face of Wolverine. For nine films (two of which was mere cameos, but still!) over seventeen years, Hugh Jackman has been at the forefront of Fox's X-Men saga. That era came to an end with Logan. Jackman and director James Mangold agreed that i...
Edgar Wright is the king of the cult classic. His movies are critical darlings with a dedicated fanbase, but they rarely break out at the box office. Even Scott Pilgrim vs The World, considered by many to be his magnum opus, was an outright bomb in its theatrical run. It came as a welcome relief, then, when Baby Driver became a solid hit for the be...
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Jun 4, 2019 · The Odds: Directed by Bob Giordano. With Abbi Butler, James J. Fuertes, Katie Gunn, Les Parker. A young woman joins an underground game of pain endurance, hoping to win the prize; $1 million. As things progress, she's forced to endure ever-increasing torturous pain, as her opponent engages ever-more horrific methods to manipulate and defeat her.
- Bob Giordano
- 2 min
"The Odds" is an extremely low-budget film, with a tense and sick story of torture. Although the theatrical film with basically only one location, the movie is engaging and keeps the attention of the viewer.
Paloma Baeza. Director. Mark Strong. Actor. Ian McDiarmid. Actor. Richard Fisher. Screenwriter. Watchlist. TRAILER. Watchlist. In Theaters At Home TV Shows. Advertise With Us. A nervous gambler...
Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy Movies 2017. The rankings represent the most up-to-date Tomatometer scores as of December 31, 2017. All the lists on the Golden Tomato Awards are ordered by Adjusted...
