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While this movie isn't amazing, it is a fun and good time. The all-star cast really helps carry this film between Dakota Johnson, Chris Evans, and Pedro Pascal. I enjoy all of them as actors and they continue to deliver in this film. This movie is about very wealthy people trying to find love, but mostly about the love matcher trying to sort our her love life in between helping rich people find love. It is an interesting view into a dating life I imagine most will never understand.

This is a really horrifying concept of a film, and the visuals really help pull you into the world and terror. This is an excellent film for children's horror, and as an adult, it sits with me as a very impressive and beautiful film. I really debate if I should give this a 10 because that is how much it captives me still.

While I haven't done what the title says, I do say you could go into this movie blind and still enjoy yourself. The first half is a very slow paced and interesting story, while the second half caps it off with utter chaos and complete action insanity. I do believe I would have benefited from watching the show by knowing more in depth stuff about the characters.

So I personally enjoyed this film more than the original. Crocodile Dundee was fun for sure, and this was also fun. However, in this one Mick goes back to Australia from the United States and really gets in his element when the bad guys are hunting him. Even though he doesn't kill anyone, he truly become The Predator of Australia in this film the way he basically torches his enemies. It is a ton of fun.

I was turned onto this movie from the Spike Lee remake called Highest 2 Lowest. It was popular on social media, so I decided to look into the original movie, and I was very pleasantly surprised by how good this movie is. The pacing, mystery, and class commentary in this movie are incredible, and still incredibly stimulating, even in 2025.

There is not denying the fact that this movie is beautifully artistic and visually stimulating. Especially for a movie from 1977. This has some pretty solid slasher vibes, and is just a fun, good romp of a horror movie. However, I watched this film AFTER the 2018 Suspiria, which is more of a folk/psychological horror, and I absolutely fell in love with that movie. So, for me, this film didn't connect with me as much.

Many sequels out there do not live up to the original film, but this one runs right along side the original Wayne's World. Both are very fun and funny with ridiculous and quirky humor throughout. This film does run a lot of similar tropes as the original, but with a completely different main plot. However, that can be forgiven if you learn about the making of this film.

This could be the most boring movie to you, but there is no denying how horrifying and eerie this movie is throughout the entire runtime. While most of the focus on the film is just everyday life of a family, it is a family that gets their nice life off the blood, death, and torture of the horrifying sounds you hear in the background the entire movie. Probably a must watch.

Ever Since Mission: Impossible III these movie have really found their niche and became incredible spectacles to watch. I absolutely adored III, but it was the villain that really made it click for me. Rogue Nation follows suit with a really good villain, though not quite as memorable. The action in these films is top notch.

A Goofy Movie is one of those classic movies that I grew up with, but it still sits high on how good a movie it is even as an adult. There is tons of iconic stuff that came from this film, including the popstar, Powerline. You can still find merch being sold at Hot Topic from this film in 2025. Also, that pizza always looks amazing and I wanted to eat it.

I used to loved the Final Destination films when I was younger. When I heard this was coming out I was very excited and curious how they could expand the formula that Final Destination had built in the modern era. With this film, they really expanded on the lore, and made this exactly what I would expect a Final Destination movie to be now a days. It was pretty much perfect in every way, and was a ton of fun with some great deaths.

This is personally my self described favorite movie of all time. I have watched this movie probably at least 50 times. When I was in a touring band we would watch this, sometimes 3 times a day. I also used quotes from this film to do mic checks when getting the sound right on stage. I can understand that some people would hate this movie, but it is just dumb fun, and it will always be in my heart.

I really enjoyed the original The Black Phone, and you would never have guessed how a sequel could have came out of that film with how they ended it. Black Phone 2 did an excellent job in revamping The Grabber, and being able to extend the mystery and otherworldly elements of the original. All in all, solid sequel that is worth a watch.

I have heard how amazing thing movie is countless time, and after watching it, I believe all the hype. This could be one of the greatest romance/love films ever made. It is honestly pretty subtle, and it is filled with drama and misleading moments. Do yourself a favor and be sure to watch this film if you never have.

This is by far one of my favorite films of all time. I love the dumb comedy, but also the pure genius of this movie. While nothing in this film will come true, or is actually how our world is, but the reflection and metaphor of what this film portrays is incredible. We nearly have President Camacho as president right now in 2025, but we have the villain version of President Camacho. I just love love love this film and could go on and on about, but you should just watch it yourself instead.

I hadn't watched this movie in a very, very long time. I decided to rewatch it to kick off watching he entire series, and I was honestly blown away and impressed. This film still holds up to this day, even in 2025. I remember as a kid falling in love with dinosaurs, and many of my friends did too, all because of this movie. I especially remember the Jurassic Park fighting game, where you were dinosaurs fighting each other. This is peak cinema.

This is by far one of my most favorite horror movies of all time. The way they subvert your expectations and have created such a unique world in this is perfect. I have a personal dream that they start making horror movies in this world, but you don't know it's in The Cabin in the Woods universe until towards the end of the film when it does the big reveal. It will never happen, but it would be so incredible.

I generally like The Woman in Black, and honestly, I generally enjoyed the set up of The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death. However, this film was overall, sadly, boring, and the jump scares were so silly that it made them less and less enjoyable as the film went on. The kids in this film really don't help the entertainment value, but the main 2 actors do fine.

This is arguably a fine film. The new Fantastic Four: First Steps is far superior, but I can't hate on this one. The final fight scene in this where they are use their individual powers together are honestly peak, and is a really good use of the Fantastic four as a team. I really don't like the portrayal of The Invisible Woman in this, but this is probably the best The Human Torch we've gotten.

I know a lot of people poop on Morbius, and a lot of people despise Kraven the Hunter, but Madame Web is by far the worst movie that the Sony Spider-Man(less) Universe cooked up. I honestly enjoyed Morbius more than what people said it was like, and so I went into Madame Web with hopes that it too was a decent movie. While some of the scenes are shot well, and the visuals can be nice, the story is just unfortunately so lackluster, and the characters so misplaced or underutilized that this film is nearly a full on bomb.

My fiancé got me onto this film recently. She saw a scene that she felt was so wild it compelled her to want to watch it. The film itself is alright. It is an excellent introduction into horror for children in my opinion. I was very impressed with the practical effects in this film, and the forced perspective shots. Really superior work there.

So I watched this film when it had first came out all the way back in 2005 when I was fresh into high school and I remember really not enjoying this film. This year in 2025, I rewatched it with some friends, and was actually blown away with how much better this film holds up than I remember it being back then. The story and villain is actually really enjoyable, and the kills are creative. Kind of a blast from the past with Paris Hilton in it as well. You should absolutely rewatch this one if it has been a long time.

Thor is a fine film. It is definitely not the best film in the MCU, and also not the worst. Thor, played by Chris Hemsworth, is a really fun character that is really likeable and charismatic, even though is pretty dense and dumb in the beginning. The antagonists in this film are all fine. Loki the kind of the main antagonist, but so is Laufey, leader of the frost giants. There is also Destroyer, who Thor has his toughest battle with. The love story between Thor is Jane leaves much to want for, and their chemistry doesn't feel that great. This film is fun though, and worth a watch.

I had been wanting to Watch The Black Phone for a while, and when I heard Black Phone 2 was coming out, it gave me the kick I needed to finally make time to watch it. I knew it was a horror movie, but to me, it really was more of a mystery/thriller film trying to help free the boy who got captured by the killer. I really enjoyed the more metaphysical aspects that were thrown into this overall grounded film.

The start of the Sony Spider-Man Universe (without Spider-Man) begins with the movie Venom, a pretty lackluster, yet still enjoyable movie. Tom Hardy is a very great protagonist and is by far the best part about the movie. I do feel that Venom is a bit more of a loser than I knew about at least, but I do know a ton about venom either. Also, the fighting between Venom and Riot is a really hard watch in the sense that they are both black symbiotes, and so you can barely tell which one is which.

Roofman is a really enjoyable time, and a really fun story behind these true events based on the life of the criminal, Jeffrey Manchester. While you watch this film, you get a lot of different emotions, and feel compassion for Jeff. In fact, I was like, I honestly hope dude gest away scot-free. However, once you learn more, you see why his is really a criminal, and you feel bad that life couldn't allow his skills for him to make a better life for himself than the one that became.

Date Night surprised me with how much fun it is. It is silly, over the top, and funny throughout. A boring couple stuck in a marriage rut wants to spice things up by going on a fancy date in the city. They take a reservation that doesn't belong to them and things go off the rails for them which truly spices up their night and life to a point that they just want to go back to their boring and loving life.

I am a huge fan of the world surrounding the Tron franchise. It seems that every movie release is talked about negatively at the time of release, and then looked back at fondly. I believe this to be true for Tron: Ares as well. While Jared Leto may be a divisive figure, there is not denying that he is basically an AI turned into a person already, so he actually did really great in the film. The visuals and spectacle are what you come for in a Tron movie, and this one absolutely delivers. Plus, the Nine Inch Nails album made for this is perfect, and probably even better than the Daft Punk score of Tron: Legacy. I you can, catch this film in 3D!

The Aristocats is one of those movies I grew up with and have always greatly enjoyed. Watching it as an adult, it honestly still holds up, and the animation feels really unique and fun. I love the love tale between the wanna be step-cat, his love interest, and her kittens needing to find their way back to their loving owner.

The Tron series as a whole really deserves more respect and admiration as a whole for what is has done for the film industry. Tron: Legacy is a fantastic film made nearly 30 years after the original, and captures the amazingly atmospheric world perfectly for a modern world. Bringing Jeff Bridges back was an excellent choice. Daft Punk making the soundtrack for this is phenomenal. I love the aesthetic of Tron, and really hope it can continue after Ares. However, that one isn't getting the love it deserves either.

I absolutely loved this film as a kid and watched it many times. Most movies I have heavy nostalgia for like that I just pick right back up with the same feels when I rewatch them as an adult. Sadly, Twister did not do that for me. The action isn't terrible, but the story is pretty hilarious in not the best way. I do think it's great that this film finally got a sequel.

I had a free ticket to my local theater so I went to watch One Battle After Another alone on a weeknight and HOLY COW I was impressed. I had large popcorn and drink, and was glued to the film every minute. I am notorious for going to pee during a movie, but I felt like I couldn't miss a single minute of this film so I managed to stay glued to my seat the entire movie, especially because I was alone. The music in this film kept the tension ever present, and Leonardo DiCaprio, and Sean Penn were such good characters. However, Benicio Del Toro absolutely stole the show when he was on screen. This is a much watch film.

Anora is one of those films that many will love, and some will hate. I do not think it should have won at the Oscar's but it was a fun and fairly entertaining movie. The film follows a slice of life of a stripper falling in love with a very rich kid of a Russian oligarch, and how that spirals out of control as she just wants security and comfort from what her life actually is.

Like everyone else, I too think this is by far the worst Missions: Impossible film. The third installment is really when this series kicks off in amazing ways, and that is where I would recommend starting this franchise if you are wanting to watch them and haven't yet. The first one is fine to watch, but this one is easily the most skippable one. It is honestly just pretty boring, and I will never forget how laughable the intro climbing scene in this movie is. It is unintentionally corny.

Some friends of mine showed me this film and I was absolutely blown away. This film is very creepy, and the witches are an incredible coven. This is probably the best witch film I have ever watched. The dancing in this film is peak for eerie folk horror. That one dance where Olga gets taken away by the dance, and the final ending of this film are peak cinema.

Lilo & Stitch (2025) is honestly a pretty solid live action remake, especially compared to some of Disney's other live action remakes. There are definitely some things that are a little worse, and the criticisms that people have are valid, but there is also a ton of stuff in this movie that lives up to the original, and some parts that are even more emotional than the original in my opinion.

This isn't just any movie. This is A Minecraft Movie! With Steve! Honestly, this film is really fun and a good time. It is not to be taken too seriously, and it is just incredibly ridiculous. I am sure many young people are going to love it, but if you just need a movie to let go with, this is the one. Many memes will come out of this. Crazy to think this is the biggest box office movie of 2025.

It Follows is a pretty interesting film, although it did no really click with me. It is a pretty anti-coming of age film in the fact that something bad happens to Jay Height, played by Maika Monroe, and she can't escape it because it follows her. It is in some ways an allegory for STD's, but "it" is also the death snail always coming for you concept. The teens in the film make dumb decisions the entire film, and I really don't understand then ending. For some people though, this film just works.

Iron Man 2 came out pre-Avengers, and that is really what makes this movie fall lesser than the original. The extra stuff added in that builds up to The Avengers to truly make the MCU is the only thing that holds this movie back from being as good as the original in my opinion. I love Mickey Rourke as Ivan Vanko in this film, and Robert Downey Jr. kills it as Tony Stark as usual.

Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl is a direct sequel to The Wrong Trousers, which is a 1993 Wallace & Gromit short film. Like in that short film, in this one, we have a main antagonist that is truly iconic. Wallace invents an AI gnome that is basically going to ruin their world as they know it, and only Gromit see it as a problem.

I absolutely love Iron Man. Tony Stark, played by Robert Downey Jr. is such a joy to watch be a terrible person turned hero. This is the start of, and arguably one of the best MCU movies out there. Tony getting captured behind enemy lines and build a shabby iron man suit behind their back is peak. Iron Man used to be a b-rate hero until this film came along and now he has almost become the face of the MCU, at least in this time period.

28 Days Later is one of those movies that still hold up, even though the filming of it is pretty poor in the modern world because it was shot digitally on some of the first digital cameras. This film changed the landscape of zombies forever. It also launched Cillian Murphy into ****. The way the zombies are portrayed in this film during the time period it was made make it feel like a Body Horror film. Cillian Murphy wakes up to a Disaster when the world ended while he was in a coma. The virus is similar to Planet of the Apes as far it creating a Dystopian Sci-Fi world. This film is Epic in how it created a new style of zombies in our world. These are some of the scariest zombies out there which makes them feel like a Monster Horror. Several of the characters are dealing with the fate of their world and surviving in it mentally in this Psychological Drama. It is hard to know you may have to kill someone you love which would cause Psychological Horror to a person. Our main characters have heard of a safe zone and take a Road Trip to try and find it. The Rage virus terrifies the world in this Sci-Fi Epic.

Good Boy is such a unique concept where the dog is the main star of the horror movie. While, this lead to just a lot of looking around and walking around, you can't help but to resonate inside of the eerie atmosphere, and horrified for Indy the dog. The story itself is honestly incredibly sad. I literally have no clue why this is labeled a Comedy as it isn't funny at all, but maybe it's labeled that way just because a dog is the main star? This is absolutely a Horror movie and the few jump scares are well earned. It's an excellent Thriller as you are worried for the dog throughout the entire runtime.

I know that The Incredible Hulk is the red headed step child of the MCU films, but I still love it. Edward Norton is by far my favorite Bruce Banner/Hulk. Especially with how Hulk has turned out in the modern world. I really wish Edward Norton and Disney could have kept working together, as I think he would have kept Hulk as a serious character. I guess the main antagonist of Abomination could be considered a Kaiju, though he is not huge, he is monstrous. Who needs a group to defeat a monster when you have the One-Person Army Action oh The Incredible Hulk. Though Bruce Banner is considered a Superhero he could easily also be an anti-hero. Hulk and Abomination fight in Washington in this Urban Adventure. There is a lot of awesome Action and great fight scenes in this film. Edward Norton has an Adventure both inside and out. Bruce Banner uses Sci-Fi magic to turn into The Incredible Hulk.

Captain America: The First Avenger is a really enjoyable action film that adds to and deepens the beginnings of the MCU. I really love the backstory that Captain America has, and how he became the super hero we know him as. Hugo Weaving as Red Skull is a huge bonus as well. This is an Action Epic set in the past of where the MCU usually takes place. Captain America has to travel across the globe in this Adventure Epic to save the world. The threat that Red Skull puts on in this Epic tale is beyond evil the world currently knows at that point. As a superhero, Captain America is a One-Person Army Action hero that needs no one else for this tale. The way he obtains his powers and some of the technology in this Sci-Fi Epic is very interesting. Watch the story of how Captain America became the Superhero we know him as now. There are plenty of location to behold the Urban Adventure. There is a lot of Action throughout the movie, even before Steve Rogers become Captain America. This is Adventure through time, but mostly set in the past. The world changes permanently in this Sci-Fi film.

Mission: Impossible is a reboot of the old 1960's Mission: Impossible TV show. Tom Cruise took his shot at making a modern franchise and succeeded. While, I think this film is ok, I am very glad it has turned into the franchise it has, because the newer movies are amazing! This one feels very dated to me, and just doesn't click with me as much as I am sure it did to many in the **** Cruise is Ethan Hunt in this One-Person Army Action film, and it shows with how much it really only cares about him.Cruise uses his skills as a Spy to complete an "impossible" mission.Everything he does is in this Urban Adventure to uncover the spy who going against his organization.There is some sweat dripping Action throughout this film.Ethan Hunt breaks into impossible locations on his Adventure.While it may have not connected with me, there is no denying that this Thriller will leave many on the edge of their seat.

Let's start by saying that Tron is really not an amazing movie. In fact, most of the movie feels like utter gibberish and complete nonsense. I really enjoy the tech lingo they use though, especially because at the time of development for this, most people had no clue what any of what they were saying was unless you were a techy. Anyway, the world they created here inside of the system is absolutely stunning and stylish to a degree that is completely captivating and unique. It is truly this, and just the utter dorkiness of this film that draws me to it. The 'programs' in this are Artificial Intelligence that imitate humans, but inside of the world of the system. While not inherent, Tron is a very Cyberpunk adjacent world setting. I guess you could say Tron (the program) is a Superhero, or even Flynn (the user), with their superior abilities inside of the computer world. This is the first Action movie with CGI in it as a main feature, which is super cool. Flynn, played by Jeff Bridges, has to go on a forced Adventure to escape the system that the Master Control Program put him into. Arguably everything of this, especially the internal computer world is very Sci-Fi.

Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery is one of those films that is so classic, highly quotable, and still holds up, even in 2025. The raunchy comedy and James Bond spoofing are intrinsic to Austin Powers himself. Dr. Evil might even be a more iconic character than Austin Powers is. I would argue that Austin Powers is the most famous spy in the world. Basically everything about this film is a Farce and it completely leans in all the way baby! This is the best James Bond Parody of all time. Austin Powers has to travel through time to stop Dr. Evil in this Adventure film. There is so much Comedy here constantly being thrown at you.

So I never watched Crocodile Dundee as a kid, but my fiancé did. So, she showed me this film since it is one of her childhood movies. Honestly, it is still pretty fun. Crocodile Dundee is a fun character and is unlike anything in the modern world, that's for sure. The main girl, Linda, goes on a real Adventure with Dundee all around Australia, and then he returns to New York with her and learns about America! This is just a silly goofy Comedy that still has some fun to be had even in the modern world.

This is an incredible and impactful movie that really hurts to the core with how real these tragic events in our past are. Here is to hoping we don't see more tragedy like that in the coming future with out America is right now, it is sadly possible. I am so proud of the people who saved the lives of the few in this that they could, and it is beautiful to see the amount of descendants lives that are able to live because of the brace actions of a few.A true Biography from the family of survivors of the Holocaust.This is an excellent Documentary that is important for the times we have now in **** is important for us to remember History and retain the knowledge of our past.