RobertWang

Cumberbatch is one of my favorite actors from the MCU, Dr. Strange has all the things that we love from Marvel, it has good jokes and it has a really good plot and villain, even has the spiritual side to it. Guaranteed to have a great time watching this movie.

Not too many sequels follow a similar path to the original and still manage to make it as good. John Wick Chapter 2 does so because even tho the main plot is similar, it actually tells you new things about the world Wick lives in.

John Wick might feel like a typical action film to some. But the main characters and the whole criminal world they live in makes it much more interesting that what we're used to seeing in the genre.

With a brilliant script and not afraid to show how things work between the cartels and the police, Sicario is a complex story, because this is a complex topic.

Sicario's sequel has good action sequences, though it doesn't feel as deep without Blunt's character it's still a good story.

The Wolf of Wall Street is fun, though maybe just a little bit too long. DiCaprio with yet another fantastic lead performance that we've grown accostumed to.

Suicide Squad is entertaining, not good, not bad. But it'll probably leave a good taste because you won't be bored during those two hours.

A good Star Wars film involving two characters we knew nothing about, Rogue One is exactly what its title says, a Star Wars story worth telling and worth watching.

The hype for Infinity War was unreal, and Marvel delivered. You've got 30 characters that gotta have at least some level of spotlight, and they manage to give each and every single one of them their fair share. The main storyline is great as well, not just something they plucked out of the air to make Thanos a villain.

The Hurt Locker is solid but it feels rather hard to believe that the main character could've survived all those years with the way he handles things, especially after what we see on the very first scene. I do like the fact that it shows how war can become addictive though.

The movie is good and Jessica Chastain does a great job, however I'm surprised it got a 95 on Metacritic, the pace isn't always the best and it doesn't really hit the climax until the final 15 minutes. Still, a good thriller about a very important event in our history.

Covenant's main issue is all its intense scenes and plot twists seem predictable. And we don't really learn much more about the threat as we wished. Still, there are some interesting things throughout the movie that keep it entertaining.

Deadpool does an incredible job of mixing in comedy with a good drama story for a "superhero" (because we know Deadpool is more of an antihero). I will say tho, I think a lot of it has to do with Ryan Reynolds charisma and the way he portrays the character, Reynolds is exactly what Deadpool should be.

This movie is a complete joke. It doesn't achieve any of the things that a horror movie should and it almost looks like they're not trying. It's not even close to being scary, the characters feel extremely forced and the story in general makes little to no sense.

It doesn't get any better than The Dark Knight for a superhero movie, I could write a thousand words about it but I'll keep it simple, The Dark Knight is the best movie you'll find in the genre, there are only a handful of movies that I think are must-see for all audiences, and this is one of them.

Solo has all the things that a Han Solo standalone film without Harrison Ford can ask for. It tells you most of the things that you'd like to know from Han's past and introduces an interesting character in Qi'ra, plus the whole Crimson Dawn thing is something that could be explored.

The problem with Me Before You is it leaves its message about disability a little bit open to interpretation. The two leads Emilia and Sam however have amazing chemistry and as a love story those two make it really compelling, perfect casting for the roles.

Venom greatly benefits from Hardy's acting which is basically the only thing that stands out, he carries the movie by himself for the most part because the script is frankly disappointing.