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Will Arnett: 75% Bojack voice, 25% Batman voice.

We stan.

“Son, let me give you a good piece of advice - give up.”

The writers should've taken their own advice

What used to be a unique movie…now we can point out all the differences and similarities to how we handled things. This was a fine and non memorable 90 minutes.

The first Thomas the tank joke was funny.

The second Thomas the tank joke was funny.

The forty fifth Thomas the train joke had me borderline ready to leave. Is this comedy to David Leitch?? The literal same joke fifty times?? That’s not even a reoccurring joke anymore, it’s horrible writing.

This felt like a good idea in principle but didn’t have nearly enough material for a feature film. Action was fine, character usage was awful, and the plot is wayyy too over bloated. But on the bright side, at least half of Lemon’s lines were about Thomas the tank!!!!! Hilarious!!!  🙄

2022 Ranked

This is legitimately one of the worst things I’ve ever seen

2022 Ranked

Very excited for the sequel: When the Crawdads Sing

2022 Ranked

Still such an underrated movie

Very underwhelmed at pretty much everything this has to offer. Nothing’s bad, but it’s highly forgettable and pretty generic. At least Eminem himself puts in a good performance but I’ll forget I even watched this by next week.

Jordan Peele is such a master filmmaker and storyteller, but this just felt like it was missing that classic Peele touch. The chimp plot line was extraordinarily tense and a prime example of offscreen horror. But the third act is where this really lost me - the shift in logic doesn’t work for me and it felt like a whole new movie compared to what we had. Had they taken the third act another direction, this would’ve been better in my mind. Peele is still a terrific director, but this was his weakest by a wide margin.

2022 Ranked

I’m just not seeing what everyone else does. It was good, but I wasn’t overly impressed by anything.