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11 Movies I Recommend From 2022 in a List I Can Call Whatever I Want Because This is My Website and I Am the Boss, Part 2
As promised, here are the rest of the films from 2022 you should catch up on if you haven’t seen them already. Read part 1 here
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11 Movies I Recommend From 2022 in a List I Can Call Whatever I Want Because This is My Website and I Am the Boss, Part 1
Before 2023 starts throwing films our way, get caught up on some of 2022’s worthiest films! In case you’re waiting with baited breath for me to talk about the biggest box office ballers like Avatar: The Way of Water, Top … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Tyalor-Johnson, action, action chick, Action Flick Chick, Amber Midthunder, best movies of 2022, best of 2022, Beverly D'Angelo, Brad Pitt, Brian Tyree Henry, Bullet Train review, Dane Leliegro, Danile Graig, Dave Bautista, Dave Franco, David Harbour, Day Shift review, Edward Norton, Glass Onion review, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, horror, Jamie Fox, Janelle Monae, Joey King, John Leguizamo, Kate Hudson, Kathryn Hahn, Leslie Odom Jr, movie, Predator, Prey, R-rated, Snoop Dog, vampire, vampire hunter, violence, Violent Night
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