Hey Guys, um, it’s Jack with, like, another film review.
Bo Burnham has been a creative idol of mine for many years so when I found he was making the jump from Stand-Up to Film, I was very excited to see what he had up his sleeve.
Straight out of the bat with a writing and directorial debut, Burnham has created one of the most real and authentic coming of age stories in years. (Better than Lady Bird.)
It’s like…

We Weren't Ready.
What a journey Marvel has brought us on over the past 10 years culminating in the most ballsy blockbuster in years.
It's a sprint from start to finish with moments of humour, adventure and intense action.
Everyone gets a surprising amount of screen time despite the large cast. The character interactions, some for the first time, being some of the most satisfying and hilarious moments for fans.
MASSIVE Shoutout to Josh Brolin for being the most threatening…

A Shamble in Time.
One moments the visuals are incredible, the next they're a bit Sharkboy and Lavagirl.
The whole experience was just irritating. The story didn't flow and felt very forced, the script was overly pretentious especially for a Disney film and this film wins the awards for worst characters I've seen for a long time.
Meg was boring, the 'magical beings' were irritating but I have never been so riled up by a character than Charles Wallace. I…

Stand By Me with Jump Scares
I really feel like over recent years we have had a rebirth in horror. Amongst the Insidious' and Saw's of the world, we now get IT, A Quiet Place and Get Out. And that is so exciting.
IT gets everything right. The characters feel real, which is pivotal when the main characters are kids. The character of IT is so animated, unnerving and different to anything that has been seen before. A horror icon…

"Shhhhhh!" - Everyone in A Quiet Place
The best thing about A Quiet Place is that everyone in the cinema was deathly afraid to make a noise for the entire runtime, it was glorious.
John Krasinski continues to knock it out the park as Actor, Writer AND Director in a brilliantly simple, ambitious, confidently original and terrifying horror film.
This film went in directions that I did not expect which felt so refreshing, which is just what modern horror needs.…

X-Force: Premium Economy
Deadpool 2 is ridiculously fun.
There's something about the wise-cracking forth wall breaks and jokes that are just the right amount of self aware that I can't get enough of.
I love the fact that the first did so well that Fox threw more money at a sequel so they could up the ante with how far they could push it.
More stars, more gore, more references, everything is bigger but I wouldn't say better. Not that…