Reviews

It's just awful. A serious movie that's funny or a funny movie that's serious? Nope nope nope. Dumb dumb dumb. The logistics of this film are ridiculous. It'll make you mad so just watch Alien and know that that is how you do it the right way. Please never again.

12 nominations? Best picture? Really? Give me a break. First half of the film has promise, until the movie kinda sidelines Kirsten Dunst's character and has no ultimate payoff.

This movie is cinematic mediocrity. Go watch Dune instead.

It's pretty stupid. I give it a 6 because there are a few funny moments that stood out but if you're looking for a dumb comedy this...this is that. Go watch Airplane! Instead.

If you know the original trilogy, leave it at that and leave this movie alone. It is a self devouring serpent from the moment it starts.

In a word: S L I M Y

Save your money and your sanity.

The Child's Play universe plays by its own rules that continues to bend expectations. It was new, it was campy, it was brutal, and it was right where it needed to be.

Chucky is the show we need to remind us that when you have an idea that can still be explored past the first film, then many people will support and that's been clearer throughout the years.

My oh my this was the best episode of the season. This series has plenty of room to grow, with some of the writing and slightly better acting, but honestly I can't wait to keep continuing the journey with these characters.

Family Guy is doing what Family Guy does best: entertain. This episode has elements that poke fun at music moments in history with their own sick & twisted way of making us laugh at uncomfortable things in life. Cheers, FG.

Really it is the single greatest episode to fully capture the growth of every character that's been introduced. The symbolism is brilliant and the beats hit very damn well.

Thanks lil dih.

It's got a game. It's got traps. It s got dark humor peppered throughout and it works for what they were trying to make. This is the film Chris Rock meant to make and that ending, YES THE ENDING, is a standout of the Saw series.

I almost want to see a film about the copycats getting there punishments in the traditional John Kramer ways, with a real winnable edge that has a purpose.

Excellent work done and I can't wait to see what's in store for the next film.

This is the one movie to give to you the fundamentals of rock and roll music. It gives you the story of a nobody becoming a somebody. And, honestly, you'd have to have a heart of sludge to if you don't feel the true rise of each kid's talent over the course of the film.

PS. Special props to the End Credits. One shot. Glory.

Thank you, Mr Jack Black

Now this is a show that makes a lasting impact with a simple premise and a ludicrous execution that can only be toured as an awesome underrated series that's worth a watch.

This show brought my soul back to life and reenergized my creativity in new ways. The lessons learned and the journey traveled is phenomenal from start to finish. Thank you Alex Hirsch.

You kinda rule dude.

The way they treat each episode as it's own film experience is brilliant. The main antagonist is set, and we're off to really explore more of the far, far away galaxy

After sitting through the emotionless pit of despair that was the unnecessary CGI remake of The Lion King (2019), I was skeptical to watch another remake of a beloved Disney classic. Since having the streaming service I was eventually going to watch it just for the hell of it.

I just finished it and I was absolutely moved in ways I wasn't expecting. They went with a Disney classic type of film rather than a shot for shot cash grab. This was a story that was told beautifully by the dogs and the CGI team at work. Had there been some more movement on the mouths when they were singing, I would've been more impressed. Regardless, this had one thing that made a classic like this so memorable: the music. The soft harmonies of the 1920's to set the mood of the movie. Truly is a treat to take in from the very beginning of the film. The color blind casting is a nice touch to help draw in all audiences.

There's enough here to feel gleeful at and just sit back and let the magic of a Disney film keep you starry-eyed. It's funny, heartfelt, and it's the kind of thing that should be taken notice of for future remakes (i.e., Atlantis: The Lost Empire, Treasure Planet)

The writing, the cinematography, the compelling soundtrack. This show gets better. And I mean better.

There's no reason not to believe that you're instantly transported into the world of Star Wars.

The western feel. The protagonists all laid out. The story set to unfurl. And a twist to pick things up.

This episode is an introduction not to be missed.

I'm already obsessed with the setup, the story, the characters, and the hopeful future for Star Wars storytelling.

Shoutout to the man, Ludwig Göransson for perfectly recapturing the classic feel and tone of the universe created.

A season premiere that is wild, entertaining, and is the summary of the sheer genius of this show. Never have I ever been more proud to be a part of this fan base.

Keep the goods keeping on gooding.

This has quality character development and fantastic storytelling. Season 3 can't come soon enough.

Every shot. Every color. Every scene. This is the way to do a movie with honesty and commitment.

This is a film. Depth at some of its cinematic finest.