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There is no hard and fast rule that dictates the perfect length for a given film. The past month has seen a reignition of the old debate about movie runtimes, whether modern movies are too long or too short. This debate often happens in the abstract, sight unseen, as if the measure of a movie’s worth can be determined by reference to a single numer even more absurd than a Rotten Tomatoes score. It’s often accompanied by the familiar refrain that modern movies are getting longer and more indulgent, even if the actual evidence does not support this assertion.

Sebastian Stan and Denise Gough star as two free spirits in the hot, sexy new film "Monday"

By Rachel LeishmanApr 12th, 2021, 3:11 pm Netflix’s  Thunder Force is a fun new look into the world of superheroes. When the world is filled with superpowered bad guys, it takes two childhood friends using their strength and powers together to try to save the world. Starring Melissa McCarthy, Octavia Spencer, and an all-star cast of comedy giants, it’s fun for every superhero fan out there. Talking with Taylor Mosby, who plays Tracy in the movie, it was clear that she loved bringing the brilliant teenager to life onscreen and uses her platform on social media to bring awareness to soci...

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard Thunder Force on Netflix, the superhero comedy starring Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer as two estranged childhood friends who are transformed into superheroes, isn’t getting a lot of love from the film critics since its April 2021 debut. But while reviewers, including CinemaBlend’s own Eric Eisenberg bring up a lot of good points in his Thunder Force review of Ben Falcone’s latest effort, you may be wondering what everyday Netflix subscribers think about the star-studded affair and if maybe they enjoyed the movie. Well, as it stands, Thunde...

Messenger Melissa McCarthy and her husband, filmmaker Ben Falcone, have managed to put out not one but two movies during this global pandemic. It prompts two questions: What did we do to deserve them? And how do we stop it? McCarthy enlists — and immediately wastes — the services of Oscar- winner Octavia Spencer for the superhero buddy comedy “Thunder Force,” a meandering nothingburger of a film. It’s the fifth team-up between McCarthy and Falcone — they previously did “The Boss,” “Tammy,” “Life of the Party” and “Superintelligence.” It’s clear they’ve gotten p...