Reviews

I have to say I'm surprised. As of late the MCU has been dull to say the least. A bunch of films trying to push ideology and put inclusiveness over quality. Audiences want to be entertained. Not told what their views should be. This and No Way Home are the only MCU films that have been good since Endgame. I was really worried about James Gunn taking over DC. But I have to say after watching this film I'm actually really excited. Rockets backstory was brutal. I don't think it needs a PSA at the beginning warning the audience about triggers. Ppl can handle it. We have for decades. That's part of what makes this movie so good. It pulls the heart strings for sure. Go and see it. You won't be disappointed. I promise. It was a lot funnier than I expected as well.

Lots of people pan this movie for some reason. I'm not saying it's better than the first one or second but it absolutely does not deserve the hate it's gotten. I actually really enjoyed it. In my opinion I think this is on par with the second one. I love Tony Scott and his style I just didn't think that it would fit for a Beverly Hills Cop movie. Wasn't bad by any means but definitely wasn't this amazing film. The script for this one could've used some work but I liked the action scenes. Especially when Axel saves the kids from The malfunctioning ride. However the bad guys plan wasn't the best. Granted with these movies they aren't nor should be complicated and mind bending. It's a action comedy. Ppl look at it as a comedy before action. However having a counterfeit ring inside an amusement park?? Yeah that's not the best lol. However if you want to check it out I actually recommend that you do so if you haven't seen it already.

I was very much surprised by this show. Tbh I thought it was a movie for some reason when I first saw the trailer. It starts off as a road rage tale and gets more bonkers as the show goes on. Everybody does a fantastic job as far as performances. Especially Steven Yuen. He's always been a g. Allie Wong surprised me as well. But I wasn't expecting it to take the turn that it did. Wasn't expecting Jordan to go out like that. The soundtrack is actually great too. Has a lot of songs from the 2000's that I love which I haven't heard in any show or movie in awhile. However the one thing in shows like this that annoys me is when there is supposed to be a shootout and you can tell the guns are absolutely fake. It's a pet peeve of mine. No brass coming out and you can see the smoke from the dummy charge. That's just me though. Everything else was phenomenal. It's no Stranger Things or Haunting of Hill House but still worth the watch.

Dude I just saw this film last night and it was absolutely phenomenal. The fight scenes were so cool especially the shotgun dragons breath scene where the camera is looking down into the building and follows Wick from above as he lays waste lol. It was a little bit dragged out though. I liked it don't get me Wrong but I think it would've worked completely fine had it be 2hrs30mins in runtime. Some of the fight scenes give you a beat to relax then start back up. The whole Osaka Continental fight scene was so cool with the arrows. Donnie Yen is a beast too. Especially in the Osaka scene. My only gripe with the film, which I understand at Keanus age and stunts can be taxing, is him phoning in his performance. Even with the first Wick film he was more animated. Especially in his movies before then. Like look at the first matrix even and then put his performance here aside it. You'll see he had more emotion back then. Yeah you can say it's "the character" but even with the latest Bill and Ted as well as Matrix 4, he seemed to be phoning them in as well. So idk but regardless I would see this movie in theaters. IMAX would be best.

See the one thing that has annoyed me about this show is the whole Beth/Jaimie thing. It's tiring at this point. I understand why she's pissed. I do. But even with other people she's almost become villainous at this point. Where it's more annoying and ugly to the point where I almost don't even like her anymore. Telling Jaimie that she would tell Rip he had his baby cut out and her sterilized. Again I get understand the sterilization but she was the one who went to Jaimie in the first place to get exactly what she said. An abortion. How can she be like that when it was her idea and she came to him?? Idk but it just annoys me. I didn't think I would feel sorry for a women like Summer either. Seeing as they are awful ppl in real life too. But I am happy for Jimmy though. He finally is at a place where he wanted to be. Mia just wanted him for what he could be. Not for what he is.

You know I saw a lot of trailers for this show when it first came out and just thought it was one of those mediocre shows that you always see. I was dead wrong. It's phenomenal. As people say, it's like the Sopranos for Cowboys. The first season to me was a little bit slow. However the next few seasons are absolutely great. The one thing that bothers me is how Beth is with Jaimie. I get why she'd be mad but it got tiring really quick. Not only that she's so pompous a lot of times it comes off more annoying than cool. Almost villainous at this point. Yes she's been through a lot but my god. Walker is another character that annoys me. Idk if it's his face or attitude or what but not every singer can act. I know he's a real cowboy but so is Forrie who plays Lloyd. He's actually a good actor. Obviously the standouts on the show for me are Rip and John. Kacey is great too.

I've always been a fan of Martins work. Same with his brother. Their dark comedies are usually great. However here I'm not sure what to think of it. I understand there are some films that are meant to be arty or dialogue heavy. But even most of those films hold your attention because of the dialogue. There didn't really seem to be a point to this story. I know it's part of a series of plays but honestly I think it should've stayed there. Idk why critics gave this such a good rating. It didn't entertain. At all. I thought there would be some type of pay off or a deeper reason why Colm didn't want to be friends with Colin's character anymore. But there wasn't. Like I said, I understand Film is an art. However it's meant to entertain and hold your attention as well. Took me three tries to finish this. I just got bored. Performances were great as usual but that wasn't enough to save it. Kind of disappointed to be honest. "Three Billboards" and "Seven Psychopaths" were phenomenal. Same with "In Bruges". Honestly if you're into the whole art of film more than you are to have a great story and excitement then watch it. If not you'll feel empty when it's over because it doesn't really give you anything.

I was really excited for this film however it didn't totally meet my expectations. Don't get me wrong I really liked it. I just was hoping to have it be more focused on the paranormal rather than the moms own inner demons or her going crazy. The performances were great and the Babadook is scary. There were a could times it made me jump. Jennifer Kent's direction was fantastic too. Also there's never been a movie that I've ever seen where a character actually has the same last name as me. Like it's never happened once in my entire life. I'm 32 years old. No actors or movie or cartoon characters have ever had my last name until this. So I feel like I have to like this lol. But regardless I definitely would recommend.

Yes I know how Panos has a certain style that may be deemed as weird but I liked "Mandy" a lot. All his stuff is really heavy metal. But this episodes was just goofy. A bunch of weird conversations (which I've known how they can be with his style) which didn't bother me but I felt like by the time I got to the end I felt almost duped. I though there was going to be something better that happened. Not the thing turning Peter Weller into a blob and everybody else running. Stupid. I should've known better. I'm not talking about style either. It's more of substance for me. The actors did a great job and I wasn't expecting to see Eric Andre or Sofia Boutella either.

Man I was really looking forward to this show. Mike Flanagan has given us such amazing, scary and emotional shows over the past years. So I thought this was going to add to that. But it didn't for me. Hill House and Bly Manor I loved. Midnight Mass was good until the last episode. It felt anticlimactic. At least emotionally. Not like Hill House and Bly Manor. Those were an emotional gut punch. Midnight Club didn't do it either. It could've been so much better. Even if based on a certain property or story Flanagan usually delivers. Not here. The individual stories were great for the most part. Especially Kevin's and Natsukis stories. Anya's story was great too especially because I'm a former addict. The noir story sucked. Ameshs story was decent. However I wanted them to really expand on Brightcliffes history and the ghosts there. They didn't. Just introduced them and left them alone. If you're going into this thinking it's going to be like Hill House or Bly Manor think again. I know it should be different but I'm talking about general tones and emotions. For instance Hill House had the Bent neck lady and Red room reveal which was great. Bly Manor had the Hannah twist, backstory to lady in the Lake and Dani taking her in plus the wedding at the end. There have only been a few shows and films that I've almost teared up for. Bly Manor, 11.22.63, Hill House, and Six Feet Under. I was expecting so much more from this.