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Kendall G. Pack

Kendall is a graduate of Utah State University's Literature and Writing program. He lives in Logan, Utah with his wife, Emily, where they both perform improv theater. His fiction and poetry can be read in various publications.

Director vs. Script: The LIMEY

by Kendall G. Pack

What Soderbergh proves with The Limey is that an action film doesn’t have to lose steam to gain humanity.

The Joys of a Mid-Career Mel Gibson

by Kendall G. Pack

These days, when we talk about Mel Gibson, two things come to mind: The violence of Passion of the Christ, and his apparent dislike of certain cultures based on a drunken tirade.

Exodus: Gods and Kings’ Makes God’s Messenger a Little Brat

by Kendall G. Pack

Scott seems concerned with the ability to choose in a world where God exists while simultaneously wondering if there is a God.

Cormac McCarthy tries to ruin action films for everyone

by Kendall G. Pack

McCarthy hand feeds us nothing, showing us the futility of our small understanding of the workings of the world.

With ‘Foxcatcher’, Bennett Miller Makes The Mistake Of Being Too Honest

by Kendall G. Pack

Foxcatcher avoids inauthenticity by jumping from great scene to great scene without making the connections clear.

‘The Drop’ Signals the end of the Boston Crime Film(For Now)

by Kendall G. Pack

The Drop is one of the best films in the Boston Crime film genre.

‘Listen Up Phillip’ and the Joy of Ugliness

by Kendall G. Pack

The title of the film acts as a cry to the main character to care about what he’s doing to everyone around him.

How Paul Thomas Anderson Killed a Genre

by Kendall G. Pack

Inherent Vice signals both a continuation of Anderson’s work and an apparent shift.

Movie Reviews

Jurassic World: Rebirth

Jurassic World: Rebirth

The Old Guard 2

The Old Guard 2

F1

F1

28 Years Later

28 Years Later

Predator: Killer of Killers

Predator: Killer of Killers

Ballerina

From the World of John Wick: Ballerina

The Phoenician Scheme

The Phoenician Scheme

Karate Kid: Legends

Karate Kid: Legends

Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning

Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning

Thunderbolts

Thunderbolts*

The Accountant 2

The Accountant 2

Havoc

Havoc

Warfare

Warfare

Sinners

Sinners

Empuraan

L2: Empuraan

The Electric State

The Electric State

Mickey 17

Mickey 17

The Monkey

The Monkey

Baksho Bondi

Baksho Bondi

Cleaner

Cleaner

Recent Posts

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Jurassic World: Rebirth

‘Jurassic World: Rebirth’ Review – Brings Scares and Action to a Near-extinct Franchise

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The Old Guard 2

‘The Old Guard 2’ Review – Long-awaited Netflix Sequel Packs a Punch

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F1

‘F1’ Review: A High-Octane Triumph of Technical Filmmaking

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28 Years Later

‘28 Years Later’ Review: Ambitious and Beautiful, but Struggles with Narrative Overload

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Predator: Killer of Killers

‘Predator: Killer of Killers’ Review: A Violent and Visually Stunning Animated Anthology Film

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