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The best Batman film since The Dark Knight. The Batman is pure cinema and leagues better then what Marvel is doing (and I love what Marvel is doing) Pattinson, Kravitz, and Dano all give fantastic performances, and Matt Reeves directs the hell out of this film with outstanding cinematography, writing, and getting Micheal Giacchino to score an amazing soundtrack. It is the darkest most disturbing Batman film but it just might be the best!

Usually I agree with the critics on Bond (80% on Rotten Tomatoes) but I just can't seem to understand why The Spy Who Loved Me is praised so much. Sure the performances are good and there are some good sequences but the music is bad, the plot is just You Only Live Twice on a bigger scale. Overall it's just an overrated film. Nobody Does It Better is one of the best Bond songs though

No Time To is a perfect end to Daniel Craig's Bond era, it starts off absolutely amazing through the 1 and 2nd act and though the 3rd is slower, it's still an entertaining and emotional end to an era

And the first "bad" Bond film is here. You Only Live Twice fails in many different ways, it suffers from plot holes and plot conveniences

Thunderball doesn't quite reach the heights of Goldfinger but is an extremely entertaining and good film

Eh, Spectre is fine. It's not the worst Craig Bond film, that is 100% Quantum of Solace, but Spectre is disappointing after Skyfall, still worth a watch

Um, this movie isn't very good, all it tries to do is be cooler and better than the original and it fails

The absolute worst of all the Trek films, simply not even worthy of the name.

To Boldly Go Where No One Has Gone Before. Star Trek (2009) is a near perfect film, the acting is one point, the action is great, the villain is complex yet simple, just an overall great film, 100% Abrams' best

Fantastic! I went into The Fast and The Furious with little expectations but was pleasantly surprised when I not only enjoyed the film, but got emotionally attached to the characters so much that I was beaming with energy. Perfectly encamptures what a summer block buster should be.

Goldfinger (though I didn't like as much as From Russia With Love) is a fantastic film with all the usual Bond tropes to create a very entertaining and great film

Absolutely fantastic! From the opening training sequence to the ending boat ride, From Russia With Love perfectly captures what a Bond film should be

Dr No, while still being a classic, hasn't aged the best but is still an enjoyable (often boring) entry in the Bond franchise

Hearing all the terrible reviews, I was expecting the worst superhero movie ever, but to my surprise, I actually really enjoyed this film, and I'm a huge critic. My favorite scene is 100% the jet scene where Diana and Steve are watching the fireworks and talk about their love. Pedro Pascal's character is genuinely someone you want to see succeed, now the biggest problem is Cheetah she was a but of a missed opportunity but other than that, a pretty good film, got way to much hate.

Skyfall is absolutely fantastic, from its plot to its villain to acting to cinematography, I was pleasantly surprised this being my first Bond film (and being a Mission Impossible fan) Adele's song is catchy, the action is exciting an all around great film

What happened here? Quantum of Solace is absolutely terrible from acting to plot to villain, everything is wrong in this film it's an absolute slog to get through and the action is boring and tiresome, I was falling asleep halfway through, not a good sequel or film at all

Exciting, tense, edge of your seat spy film. Overall Casino Royale is a great film, I only had one complaint and that was the final 30 minutes but other than that a very good film

Gonna be completely honest, as a film lover I was pretty disappointed with this film. I had heard so much about it like that it was the greatest film of all time and stuff like that and I was going in expecting the greatest film of all time. Unfortunately I was let down, I can see why people love it so much but for me it didn't hit the mark as well as I hoped, still a good movie just don't hype it to much for yourself

Um, where do I begin, this is probably one of the worst films I have ever seen, and I watched The Rise of Skywalker. The film is only catering to the toddlers who only find fart and poop jokes funny. I laughed zero times in this entire movies. Just don't spend your time on this one.

Way better than the trash King of the Monsters film and I was hoping that they would completely ignore that film (they didn't but there was only like one reference) basically the film is two monsters fighting each other for 2 hours and it's a lot of fun, the characters are well written and likeable (unlike King of the Monsters) Millie Bobby Brown has definitely improved on her acting in this one and I genuinely liked her character, FYI I was team Godzilla going in and was not disappointed when he won. Though I saw the twist with mecha godzilla coming I still had a lot of fun and watching Kong and Godzilla beating up a robot was totally worth it

The critics are being way too harsh on this film, I had a whole lot of fun when watching this movie, it had the right amount of violence, humor and callbacks to the original without going overboard with it, seriously go watch it for yourself and then decide

At best Star Trek: Beyond basically comes down to, "I saw it, it was fine."

Not gonna lie, I was very surprised with this film and the level of quality it had. Yes, Godzilla doesn't appear until 40 minutes, Yes, the final battle is hard to see, Yes, the film focuses mostly on humans, these are all valid complaints, but this film had a very compelling story and good acting from really everyone the tension building in it works really well. The mystery behind Godzilla is one of the reasons why I love this film so much, definitely recommend

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As a supporter and fighter for The Snyder Cut, this movie felt all worth it, and I if I had to I would do it again. Anyway, Zack Snyder's Justice League is an absolute epic and one of the greatest superhero movies of all time, with characters like Cuborg and Flash felling like actual characters with flaws and backstories, Joss Whedon absolutely destroyed this film with the crap 2017 cut, picking up right where BvS ended, 10/10

A Spectacular Adventure. I recently got the opportunity to rewatch this film in IMAX a couple of days ago, and it was just as amazing as it was the first time. Peter Jackson understands this world so well and fills it with life, with visual effects that have aged amazingly. A must see for movie lovers

Definitely the worst of the Original Trilogy, but still a good and satisfying finale to a great trilogy even if it falls on its face when comparing it to its predecessor

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Is Inception Nolan's Best? YES, yes it is. Inception is an absolute masterpiece with great characters and character depth with an idea (Dream within a Dream) that is explained very well, nonstop thrills that makes it worth watching over and over!

Not Nolan's best but still an amazing film. Just like Memento, The Prestige makes the audience question everything after the film is over. A great film with good acting performances.

One of Christopher Nolan's Best! Memento is an experience like no other, having the B&W scenes in Chronological order and the colored scenes in reverse. Making the audience question what is going on even after watching the movie. With a great story, actors, and director, Memento exceeds all expectations!

It is very rare that the 6th entry in a 20 year franchise would be the best one but somehow Mission Impossible Fallout is the best one in the franchise, the stunts are just as amazing as Ghost Protocol and Rogue Nation, but the story is truly the most enjoyable and the best

An amazing film, the first 2 acts are very action packed and awesome but by the time the 3rd act comes around (after the Morocco Chase) it slows down quite a bit. But Cruise and the stunts along with the story makes it a worthy addition to the franchise

The one to save the franchise! Brad Bird and Tom Cruise bring new life to the franchise with great high octane stunts (Burj Khalifa Climb in Dubai is the high point of the film) but unfortunately after that the film slows down after Dubai, but overall a great film

It's definitely better than 2, but this is a JJ Abrams film, and that means a lot of close ups, lens flares and a predictable plot, PSH truly gives a performance and Cruise shines as always, but the rest is fine

What Happened? Mission Impossible 2 is truly terrible, a forced love story, a cliche villain and no spy stuff. Everything that made the original Mission Impossible great is completely **** out and replaced with motorcycle fights, John Woo wasn't the one for this film

A wonderful and very underrated entry in the franchise, the 1996 film Mission Impossible is a very entertaining film, Cruise shines as Ethan Hunt as well as the other cast members, 8/10

Scoob! is a sad attempt at trying to kick off a cinematic universe, the film is very predictable, the mystery gang are sidelined for a space adventure which just gets lame halfway through, the only bright spot is the animation but the rest is meh

Now of we are talking theatrical release then the film is a 7, but the ultimate edition is the way to go, and experience Snyder's true vision for BvS, adding 30 minutes of extra footage really adds to the story, just please go watch the ultimate edition

Um, it's ok, the film is missing a lot! It's awkwardly paced, feels like a DC parody at some parts, Joss Whedon tries to bring MCU wit and tone to a follow up that was incredibly dark and gritty. The CGI is not good, like a PS2 game, the characters look ugly and the ugly red filter in the final battle is just bad, the film is disappointing I'm so ready for The Snyder Cut

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A fun, lighthearted Star Trek movie, the plot is ridiculous: going back in time to save some whales, but the movie takes full advantage of the ridiculousness, the comedy is right on point, Kung Fu Spock is great, one of my favorites of the franchise

A good sequel even if it doesn't live up to its predecessor, The Search For Spock is a fun adventure, sadly, It takes away all the emotions and stakes in Wrath of Khan.

Miles better then The Motion Picture, The Wrath of Khan takes all the great effects of the first, adds a compelling villain, and an ending that I didn't see coming, a great sequel, and a great film.

Not a great start, The Motion Picture feels an awful lot like 2001 just worse, the visuals and special effects are great, but the story revolving around a cloud isn't, still an enjoyable film.

A Confusing Beautiful Modern Masterpiece, I had high expectations for TENET and I was not disappointed it's everything I wanted and more, Christopher Nolan knows how to right an amazing story

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