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This film is prefect example of an impossible meeting possible. Giving your connection to the characters on an emotional level using the realism of airplane travel. All different people from different walks of life. You know not one person is the same so you can have more possibilities to shape their stories to make your own. Finally, the movie leaves you thinking this idea can happen in real life. But after watching this I would probably be more inclined to take the train.

This film is the definition of ruining a character and what they stand for. The story has plot holes the size of Frost Giants. Along with slaying the journey Thor finds himself through what he lost. Instead of getting wiser, he got dumber. Completely not living up to the title that he sacrificed so much to become. The villain's performance was amazing but wasted. “You're only as good as your villain” but it seems that had reversed. Lastly, you are left with nothing being fulfilled to MCU's story at all for Thor and what surrounds him. Nothing adds to the long story Marvel trying to keep you invested in, I would rather watch Thunder outside my window than see this movie again.

This film stayed true to the essential ideals of what cooking truly meant, from the most prestigious chef to the basic home cook. The movie was served to us in three courses. As if the screenplay were a dish, the recipe was a mixture of aromatic characters/plot. I believe this film was aimed at those who have pride in what they do but must accept the fact that not everyone sees their dreams the same way they do. Because not everyone has a PacoJet

One word “Daaammmnnn”. This film for most may see this as something that could only happen in the movies. But watching this may have only confirm the saying “If it’s already a movie then it already happened” This film leaves you thinking about how little we know about how society is being ran. It’s not the characters you fall in love with but the concept surrounding them. Overall the film leaves you asking “How long have they clone Tyrone?”

In the black community, Tyler Perry's films have had a lot of positive and negative depictions of how he betrays cinema for African Americans. But this movie was nothing but rancid. This film was more of a too-short “The Haves and the Have Nots” reboot, from the script to screen. The entire film didn't have you invested in the plot to the I wouldn’t be surprised if Madea came at the end to save the day. Overall, Tyler Perry is someone in the cinema I look up to. But for his latest work. This was just nothing but “Payne”

Calling this just a “movie” would be an insult. From each character, the power dynamic changing in the last moments is what makes this film audience question what will be next. THIS IS NOT A COP MOVIE, It's the hero realizing the system is more than broken and the villain revealing it was never meant to be built. Yet all characters have a clear moral set at the beginning of the movie. Finally, towards the end, they all face an alteration of their beliefs. Overall this film is better to watch at “home than going to jail.”.

Now this film gets a 8 not for thoughtful character development, a holeless plot line, vibrant production design, and not even state-of-the-art VFX. But for the true comedic value, the whole movie stood for. This was a movie full of things you should not take seriously. Yet you could still follow the film characters with clear goals, a simplistic plot any audience could understand, a production design that fits the comedic atmosphere, and VFX for the time it was produced was in layman's terms “descent”. Overall I know this film gets a bad wrap but I think it’s because critics aren't “turtle enough to get into the turtle club”

This A24 film felt like the new age of the company, the pacing of the plot had a sense of waves in the ocean on how things would develop. Seeing a lot of different viewpoints on the “demon” perspective most films don’t show. As well as giving the main character a set purpose in the film you question in this movie, is she a friend or foe, Hero or villain? This film preys on the updated atmosphere Gen Z thrives on. The point of a scary movie is to make the audience believe this can happen to them. Overall I would mind shaking hands.

Coming into this movie blind. I only had a faint idea of what to expect. All I knew was this was a film about a person who was overweight. Yet by the end of the movie, tears slid down my face like a rain shower. I realized that was just a product of what the film themes were. You had themes of Religion, Love, Abandonment, Stubbornness, Neglect, Being vulnerable, and being Closed off it can go on. I think the film's overall skeleton was filled with ironic values of life and honesty. The understanding of the characters was so clear and so misunderstood. But to be honest, it can also be told in a sentence. “A life of love that only causes pain.”. I believe this film captures human nature than most films to date. Overall I think this film for me gave me a “New life”.

For a film set in a “dragon era,” the execution felt like Mona Lisa but with an alteration. The dragon trope has been used countless of times and this film brings a bit of twist to that table. Now everything else was a bit exciting. But honestly, the mystery and pacing was a little jinky. It would pick up the interest of the audience unexpectedly but not to the point in pushing the story several levels just a couple. Overall the film is something to enjoy. But it’s not “top three”.

This film was a revival of the subtle character known as Sherlock Holmes. Set in the perfect time period you never felt too disconnected from the film. The plot was timeless in the structure and as other characters surrounding Sherlock. You can easily understand each character's differences compared to Sherlock revealing their own personality. The antagonist was also timeless. In the sense of the overall mission he desired. Overall. This is movie lives up to its name and will definitely “register to an emotional level.”

Going back to the Robert Downey Jr. early stages of his career. We see a new light of him in a comedic role. Having this film came out 2 years after the first Iron Man, you see this movie different from his usual career many love. The film is a buddy comedy full of random plot points and what I like to call wtf moments. The characters had a goal and the odds were beyond unpredictable. As well as having a strong value on fatherhood as a whole. I will say the pacing was a bit slow but when it comes to older films you have you to imagine how would you feel when it came out. That being said I would watch this film with any father figure in your life and a cup of coffee.

If this film isn’t a direct representation of what it means to choose heart over hollow society I don’t know what is. The great Robin Williams does it again in peaking the movie expectations of human desire to do what they love. Over the years I usually see the film scene by a scene basis but I see now how much of a unjust that was. If I may…The captain of the film ignited his crew. Dishing what was considered fancy and old school.Students of the story became masters of a so-called dreams of fools Forgetting how they were once tools. Not everyone won the struggle of a conformed society But in the end the pen was still all powerful and mighty.