Predator has always been hit or miss in terms of quality, and it's nice to see a movie that understands the essence of a Predator movie. The movie manages to keep the suspense going from early on, and doesn't give many moments of quietness, giving you the feeling of the hunt, and an understanding of what it takes to survive against a near-unkillable alien.
Loved the portrayal of the Comanche culture, as well as a woman's struggle to break the…
While the special effects are lacking, this modern Japanese film, manages to tell an interesting story that takes the view from the political response to a Godzilla scenario, and how it would be solved both through national politics as well as foreign. An enjoyable movie that seems to understand Godzilla a lot more than its Hollywood counterparts.
As a communist at heart this movie is close and personal to me. Having read some of Fred Hamptons work, I was afraid that this movie would miss the message as Hollywood so often does when it deals with socialist revolutionaries. I was pleasantly surprised that it did approach Fred Hampton as who he was and told the story brilliantly. LaKeith Stanfield's performance as Bill O'Neal also needs to be highlighted as it was a fantastic performance that really stood…
A return to a more comic true Batman. It's a return to a form not seen since the dark knight trilogy. Robert Pattinson does a great job as Bruce Wayne, and is a lot better as Bruce than the previous iteration. I'm excited to see what Pattinson's Batman will bring in the movies that are likely in the works.
What can I even say to describe this movie, is what I've been asking myself. There is really nothing to describe it other than the title. It really is "Everything Everywhere All at Once" A journey filled with grief, love and hate that touches on all emotions. Comedic and action-packed. The movie lives up to its name.
A journey that everybody should experience, I highly recommend watching this, and going in blind, it will be well worth it.
The perfect murder-mystery movie. The way the cinematography is done in this movie is some of the best I've ever seen. The movie manages to depict the true story perfectly and is overall close to the pinnacle of crime-thrillers.
It is clear why Bong Joon-ho is one of the best directors of all time. With movies from his earlier career like Memories of Murder still holding up to his most known work of Parasite.
I heavily recommend watching this movie, it is a work of art that keeps you interested throughout like not many movies can!
I actually fell a sleep. Had to find a place I remembered and restart from there. It's pretty boring, and the plot leaves you questioning why you even watched this to begin with.
Overall one of the better movies in the MCU, plot doesn't get too complicated despite having to deal with the multiverse. A lot of shows and movies tend to overcomplicate the plot when dealing with a multiverse concept, and this keeps it straight forward and coherent for the ease of the viewer.
I really liked how it did The Scarlet Witch justice in terms of staying true to comics.
Personally I really enjoyed it, and it's good entertainment. Nothing groundbreaking movie wise, but that doesn't stop it from being a good view.
I want them to fight more. Not enough fighting. Too much plot for a kaiju movie.
While it did have choices it still felt like it was steering you in a direction and some if just didn't make any sense to me.
don't really care about the plot treat it as a Kaiju movie and just watch it to watch Godzilla throw down with other giant monsters and you'll enjoy it!