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This was some of the weirdest shit I’ve seen in a while; it’s somewhat romantic and not much comedy with some wtf is this shit kind of scenes and some ok sweet scenes. Overall, not recommended and a waste of time.

Probably the best movie I’ve seen this year. I am not a horror movie guy, and I don’t enjoy being jumpscared, but this was brilliant. The movie starts, and the setting is placed perfectly. Then it gets real fast, real quick, with a great ending. Could’ve been a slight improvement on the final scene, in my opinion. Other than that, just fantastic. I would recommend heavily watching it in a theatre, though, because you need a dark setting for this to hit.

Whatever kind of movie, expected ending. Not bad not good .

Damien Chazelle's style is something you can’t really explain in words. The use of sounds together with light, colours, and amazing camera work makes this film a gorgeous piece of art. The stars and actors of the movie were Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt for me. I would recommend and rewatch this many times for sure.

Ok apparently this didn’t came out 1999 but still felt like one. Even the greatest Tom Cruise couldn’t save that one.

A classic , it got old for me real fast but a classic nonetheless.

This was better than the first one in my opinion, much better storyline, and the focus on the main characters was fantastic. As I can recall, this movie was so forgettable. Now, now after reflecting, this movie sets up everything perfectly for the finale. 

Decided to go back on this trilogy. The world-building in this is great, even though I think they could have done so much more showcase of the other districts and motives. Anyway, its the Hunger Games; you know what to expect, and it didn't change much for me since the first time I saw this way back in 2012.

Rewatch time. I was never a big joker fan (no matter who the actor is), and this reminded me just why. It was a good overall movie, and while I can understand why this movie is considered by many to be 5 stars for me, it's just not there. Joaquin is a fantastic joker and deserved an Oscar for this movie, but I can't quite put him out there with Heath. Ill be waiting on joker 2 to see if it gets better, and I might change my opinion in the future.

I have some split opinions; on the one hand, Tom Cruise was and will be the origin and the face of the action genre for many years. He is supposed to be this original “do it yourself” kind of actor. But when you have movies like John Wick these days, it feels so weird giving this good rating. The storyline and the villain were meh at best; the slow motion was annoying at best; the guitar playing mid-scenes was so overkill; and also, why does the black guy say only “black guystuff such as “That punk blew a hole in my y Versace?" Mediocre at best.

I think this might be the best Dreamworks movie I’ve seen and one of the best movies overall. This was fun, jumpy, emotional, and all the other things you may look for in a comfort movie like this. The villain was just designed so well, and everything just clicks for me here. Gonna rewatch for sure.

It’s just the perfect comfort movie. Even tho it’s still early in the year , this was fun for sure.

This kind of movie is my guilty pleasure. Emotional, simple, with a happy ending and a basic plot. Sometimes you just need a good kids movie with some amazing voice acting, and you’re good.

It wasn’t as good as I expected it to be. It wasn’t bad either. I think it was a good introduction to the franchise, and seeing how Tom Cruise didn’t change in almost 30 years is remarkable. The plot was kind of meh, but I was surprised by how advanced (tech-wise) it was. Fantastic nailbiters and, overall, a decent watching experience.

You cannot give this less than 4 stars. It was the weakest Deadpool movie in my opinion but it had all this great cameos and a bunch of great actors so it was all around a fantastic experience. Recommended.

Waste of time waste of money waste of budget waste of director.

I don’t think I have ever seen such a good movie that is also so stacked with good actors. This was crazy. I actually couldn’t predict what was going to happen in any of the scenes in the movies. No doubt, after Part 3, it’s going to be one of the trilogy’s that you will NEED to watch. Fantastic.

I’ve been waiting for myself to finish reading the books before watching this. Honesty, the movie is kind of good. Books are awesome, but the movie isn’t that far off, I feel. I'm waiting for some spare time to see the second part, and I’m sure it’s going to be a good one. The movie world building is fantastic as it gets. It lacks in other places but is worth watching, imo.

Rewatch the season for me. It was as good as it gets. I honestly feel like good soundtrack movies like this don’t get enough appreciation. New movies released these days have a meh soundtrack. Also, Damian has crazy movies that I just love.

What a joke. I hope the Amazon series next year will reignite my love for the franchise and the wizarding world. This was long, with some serious dialogue issues. Also, this kind of ruined the whole Dumbledore character for me.

I saw the trailer for this without the title and was sure it’s a new Star Wars movie. I mean, you can’t ignore the similarities between them. Zack Snyder is fine, imo, but this is just a letdown. Also, why would they come out and say there is a better version of the movie coming out in the future? Just don’t watch this now.

That was….bad. I just got baited by the opening scene. I just think whoever was responsible for the writing of the movie should just get fired. Also, tell me why someone's throat was cut and he didn’t bleed at all. Ah, nevermind, I guess. I’ll just stay on the game side of this title.

Not that bad. I am not a big animation fan but this was kinda fun.

When you go into a Pixar movie, you already know you are in for a ride. But this one is crazy. Whoever thought of this movie is just a genius. This movie does it all. It’s emotional depth beats almost every other movie I’ve seen (which is funny for a children's movie) and the whole character building. Man, it felt like there wasn’t even a single second wasted of screen time in this.

I kind of fell asleep during this one for some reason. I felt like there could be much more to this movie, but instead it fell into the kind of boring whatever vibes movie for me. Also, this broken love story was necessary for more than half the movie.

I have finally decided that it's my time to go into the Star Wars franchise. Watching in chronological order, of course, I started with this.
George Lucas is a genius, no doubt. For someone who is new to the franchise, I felt this movie did its job. It's an opener for the world; it has emotional depth, and it's not as bad visually as I expected. Ill probably update my review after I watch the whole saga. For now, it's not bad.

This was actually fantastic. I feel like the other DCEU movies before this are either so serious and lack humor, or are just a pure joke. This one is extreme as well, but for some reason it was actually good. Margot Robbie is one of the best cast in the DCEU, and no doubt she might be my favorite actor in the DCEU. If you are feeling like watching a fun light movie that has quite a short runtime, I will suggest you watch this.

That was some hot garbage. You might as well put green screen on the whole movie and call it a day. I can’t understand how WB keeps getting away with making these lazy movies and writing such terrible movies. It also felt for me like there was no soundtrack to the movie at all, and I mean, look at Wakanda Forever, for example. which also shows Atlantis, but there is a whole other theme to it with the soundtrack and the visuals. Just laziness

I still haven’t gotten to watch the normal Justice League yet, but I think this was good. It’s not an Avengers-calibre movie for me, probably because it feels random at times and like there is too much going on with too many characters at the same time. However, I did enjoy the runtime of the movie (which sounds crazy), but in my opinion, that was way better than just a two-parter.

Jared Leto. Will Smith. Margot Robbie. Viola Davis.
If I were to tell you that somehow anyone managed to make a movie with all of those amazing actors and yet somehow be so lazy and bad about it that it fucking flopped, you would have to say I was crazy. But WB actually did it!

Not here to talk about the movie (who was just ass). I'm here to refresh myself with some thoughts.
The first thought I had was, Why would you make this 3 hours of runtime if for the first half of the movie there were two action scenes and so many boring, unnecessary dialogues? Just cut it short.

The second thought is, in case you don't want to make it shorter, why not make this two-part movie, like I felt it should? I mean, it's so classic (Batman vs. SUPERMAN) so make a movie for each one or a part for each one. Because you tried to build so many characters and close them at the same time, it was just overwhelming.

I ed this movie being way better than it actually is. There were some major plotholes that made me feel weird about it, and there were some emotional moments I couldn't connect to or feel myself into. Also, there were some actors in here who couldn't play more lazy, and that thing alone can impact the movie for me quite a bit. I did, however, enjoy the kind of dark theme this movie has, with no jokes and a lot of action scenes.
Superman Returns might be just what the DCEU needs (at least I hope so), but probably won't.

The green screen was sadly Gal Gadot villian this movie. The actual villain of the movie however was just awful. Without any backstory and storytelling might as well throw the entire first two hours of the movie just for the last sequence. Never watching that again for sure.

Rewatch DCEU time. Starting this off (timeline order) is a mid at best movie. Gal Gadot will be talked about for many years as a good cast and I agree. The problem lies with the laziness that WB have and the laughable writing.

I’ve enjoyed it probably more than I Should. Something about Flash and the nostalgic with the mom issues just hit it for me. It’s won’t be the greatest superhero movie but it also won’t be the worst. I wasn’t watching it on theaters and that also might have impact my review.

Solid. The fan service on this one delivers and the storytelling was fantastic. It’s quite a long movie that still somehow feels like it’s rushed. Some moments was cringe and the songs were something you either liked or fully made you hate the movie. Tom Blyth was fantastic and I would love to see him on some other projects in the future.

Just fire everyone on WB responsible for all of this awful movies and restart with something fresh. So much potential wasted on lazy writing and cringe scenes.

I expected worse. Action scenes are not bad at all and the soundtrack is fun and fit well. I do have a problem with Brie Larson acting and her emotionless face , but the others was just fine. Feels kinda shame to me that the entire ending sequence was just for the bigger MCU picture and kinda mid. Let’s hope this is the last movie of this sort for marvel and for a better future of the MCU

Season 2 is absolutely fantastic. I don’t think the shows has been delivering but Loki is more than a show. It’s the perfect character arc and a crazy ending.

I don't know why marvel keep on making this terrible 6 episodes low budget low quality low rating series. This was the same as all the rest. First two episodes looking good , then the rest is a blend of shit dialogs and bad cgi. I hope they will just stop make those and give us good quality movies.

Reloading

What was that

Was just sick

Wasn't expecting much going into it. It's absurd almost fictional movie with Tom Cruise carrying the movie from terrible bomb countdown scenario. But this was just though to watch. Kinda got bored from the story and honestly got cringe every time someone said "the entity".

Honestly I feel like this was way ahead of its time. It’s a 2004 release with vfx and cinematography that doesn’t fall off from the average 2008ish movie. Better than the first one both on the Peter Parker side and the villain side.

Just play the game , Don’t watch this it will be way better for you.

Can’t stop singing the opening track of this. It’s a classic Tarantino movie with some good casting and solid pace. Good old shooting scenes and fantastic ending that will make you wish there were more. However there has been some flaws wich doesn’t make this 5/5 for me.

Finally found time to rewatch this gif mechine. Honstely not that bad. The overall pace felt good, the dialogue was cringy at times but not so much comparing to other movies from this era. a solid 3 stars with a bit extra nostalgic points.

Man Ed Helms is fucking sick. This was solid. A bit more than 90 min of pure enjoyment and laughter, one of the only good movies left still on Netflix in my country (wtf is happening with the streaming rights they are loosing movies faster than I’m loosing hair). Also I don’t know how I’m only getting into Hangover movies now but surely better later than never.

I’m not sure if I enjoyed it more because I had super low expectations from this or just because it’s not that bad. Honestly the dialogue and the world building could have been better for sure , but the visuals and the overall characters feels fresh, unique, with some great casting. Overall enjoyable and worth the time.

1. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
2. Knives Out
3. Inglourious Basterds
4. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
5. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
6. Kung Fu Panda
7. Django Unchained
8. John Wick: Chapter 4
9. Ocean's Eleven
10. Shrek

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