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January 2019

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21 articles

January 31
- Alita: Battle Angel review: "Treads an awkward line between gritty and absurd"
January 29
- HP Omen Obelisk gaming PC review: "A mighty machine short on extras but strong on performance"
January 28
- Green Book review: "A deftly disarming film about friendship and unity in divisive times"
January 26
- The Lego Movie 2 review: "The toys are starting to look worn, but this is hardly the playdate from hell"
January 25
- Star Trek Discovery S2.02 review: "The perfect mix of Star Trek old and new"
- Turtle Beach Recon 200 review: “An affordable Turtle Beach headset you can have confidence in, excelling in shooters”
- Kingdom Hearts 3 review: "I'm not sure how I lived without its Mickey Mouse shaped madness in my life"
January 23
- Can You Ever Forgive Me? review: "Melissa McCarthy is a dowdy and determined revelation"
January 22
- Corsair Vengeance 5180 gaming PC review: "A beautiful machine with performance to match"
- Resident Evil 2 Remake review: “A lovingly crafted return that perfectly recaptures what made the original great”
January 21
- The Mule review: "An uncomfortable fit for the Time's Up era"
- Vice review: "Christian Bale outstrips all his previous transformations"
January 18
- Roccat Vulcan 120 AIMO mechanical keyboard review: "A solid board that falls short of exceptional"
- Star Trek Discovery S2.01 review: "It's hard to think of a better start to a season than this"
January 15
- If Beale Street Could Talk review: "A superlative slice of ’70s social realism"
January 11
- Fanatec CSL Elite - official F1 Racing Wheel review: "A beautiful piece of mechanical engineering"
- The Punisher season 2 review: “A blood strewn action thriller that fires on all fronts”
- Philips Momentum 436M6VBPAB 4K monitor review: "A lovely display for gaming, but does bigger always mean better for all gaming setups?"
January 10
- Corsair Ironclaw RGB gaming mouse review: "An incredibly comfortable mouse for larger hands"
January 9
- Glass review: "Doesn't quite live up to the lofty heights of Unbreakable and Split"
- New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe review: "Brings to life its multiplayer mayhem better than ever before"