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"Life is not defined by any single moment, but by the sum of our choices..." (Luther)

"Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning", is the big red bow on 29yrs of watching Tom Cruise make the impossible look possible; to the day. (5/22/1996)

Watch all the previous "Mission Impossible" movies so you can fully enjoy the final movie. Characters, side stories, connected dots, this is the final piece of the puzzle.

The man is in his sixties, and still run faster and further than most of us. After watching this movie, scientology might be something to look into if I can do that at sixty.

With an almost 3hr runtime, see this big, loud, and in your most comfortable fit, preferably a Snuggie, and bring all your favorite snacks.

This movie is for any movie lover wanting a good time out, especially "Mission" fans. See this either the first early morning screening or the later screenings, so you and the family or your besties can get comfortable and vibe out to the end of an era. This post will self destruct after you read this in: ...5...4...3...2....

Cheers!

"You never needed anything from a fake wizard anyway, if you believe.... believe in yourself."

"The Wiz", is the story of finding everything you seek within, with some of history's greatest entertainment heavyweights singing it to you to remind you "to believe in yourself."

(Playing at Regal & AMC until 5/22/25)

Wow!

Whatever is your bag, singing, dancing, acting, writing, directing, set design, costume design, choreography, this movie will inspire that creative genius in you.

Michael, Quincy, Diana, Nipsey, Lena, Richard, Ted, Theresa, Thelma, Mabel, Iman, Valerie....Thank you. 🙏🏾

We will never get another movie with such amazing sensibility from entertainers that supplied the world with their level of creative genius, all in their own lanes, so savor every minute of this movie.

(Motown Records Roster; chef's kiss Mr. Berry Gordy)

"The Wiz" is a stage play in movie form, and all my theater lovers, this is a must add to your repertoire.

This movie is for every creative on this platform, if you do "it", this movie will inspire "it", whatever feeds your soul. This movie is an absolute treasure within the theater/film world, and we gotta give Regal/AMC their props for bringing classics back to the theater.

Think about this, we're our parents age when all these classics dropped, now we get to appreciate our own experience. Do yourself a favor and go see this and all the other classics theaters are re-releasing, so you create new memories, and have more sharable experiences with family and friends.

Cheers!

"If you f🫠k with death and lose, things can get messy."

(Rest in Love Candyman....
Tony Todd We Love You!)

"Final Destination Bloodlines", is the story of death being undefeated, and leaving the babies alone.

(Side Note: Sorry Abe Lincoln, but f🫠k pennies, crypto baby.)

Yeah, we know death is coming for all of us, and when the universe speaks listen, but damn death has a sense of humor. If death is planning billions of expiration dates a day, it must have a sense of humor and this movie was it.

Have fun with this one, it's not like the previous ones you just binge watched before you booked your tickets, but it's entertaining.

I have to give props to the camera team, the type of shots they came up with showing death's wrath; chef's kiss.

This is for anyone that wanna have fun at the expense of watching a family battle death. Grab your favorite snacks, homies/besties and just have fun.

Cheers!

"You can't do that....You made friends with me too soon, and now you're cutting me off?"

"Friendship", is the story of "that guy" or "that girl", we all know at least one clueless person who can never read the room and misjudge every moment and it comes off narcissistic, this is that movie.

Tim Robinson is an absolute genius with his face. Yes, he's an actor and they're masters at manipulating their eyes and facial gestures, but Tim Robinson is on another level. All the comedy in this movie comes from Robinson's offbeat looks and eye movement to go along with the clueless nature of his character.

Paul Rudd dialed down the "Paul Rudd" to give us a simple version of himself with his character's own issues, but Paul Rudd can't help being "Paul Rudd" if you know what I mean.

The question the movie tried to ask, and I'll ask it here, is making new friends in adulthood difficult? Why is it so easy for us as kids, while making new friends in adulthood is on par with speed dating and blind dates, there is no easy way to not make it feel awkward?

This movie is for Tim Robinson fans, Paul Rudd fans, adults who have a difficult time making new friends, and anyone that want to laugh at how awkward we become as adults.

Cheers!

"You're like 13.....How are you The Ghost."

"Fight or Flight", is "Bloodsport" meets "Snakes on the Plane", with 100mins of saying to yourself, "how?"

Josh Hartnett acting is in his eye brows. The man makes a quality hung over drunk that just happens to fight better drunk.

This movie wants to have substance with the mentions of righting the wrongs of big business, from child labor issues, to poisoning nations, but we the audience don't care about none of that when every 10-15mins someone is getting something broken, somewhere shot, or getting cut by a chainsaw.

Ladies and Gentlemen, this is a dude movie, light in substance, heavy in fighting. If you want action, and just action not logic, then this is your movie. Your logical brain will keep screaming "how can they keep shooting guns on a plane without the bullets causing the plane to crash", tell that side of your brain to shut up, you came for the action, not to make sense.

This movie is for action movie fans, Josh Hartnett fans, and after seeing this Charithra Chandran fans because she does her thing in this, and anyone who wants to suspend logic and just wanna see cool fighting moves in a tight space.

Cheers!

"Don't live here....you don't Surf here..."

"The Surfer" , this story of Australian gaslighting, with a touch of Murphy's Law.

For my Nic Cage fans, this is his standard off-the-wall movie, with him doing outlandish Nic Cage things.

80mins of the 103mins is gaslighting, so if you have triggers, go in with kid gloves because you will call your therapist for a session afterwards.

This movie is for Nic Cage fans and travellers. The content is light in substance, but heavy in triggers, stay present.

Cheers!

"Heyyy is that a t mannnn...goddamn looks like a quarter pounder mannnn..."

"Up in Smoke", is the story of two men on a mission, a mission only Cheech and Chong could survive.

Directed by Legendary Record Producer Lou Adler, "Up and Smoke" is the buddy comedy that ushered in a whole new era in buddy comedies; the weed movie.

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Cheech and Chong are, and were comedic geniuses. Everything seen in this movie are bits they created for the stage and used in the movie. Go watch old Cheech and Chong stand up comedy, then it will all makes sense if you're a novice to their comedy.

My advice, check out the latest docu-movie "Cheech and Chong's Last Movie" about the two and you'll get more history and fun facts about "Up and Smoke" that will make you appreciate these two comedic geniuses. Yes, they ushered in the "weed movie" and that branded them in most people's minds, but what they really did was expand the comedy space for everything we see now in the "buddy comedy" movie genre.

Without Cheech and Chong, there is no "Wayne's World", "How High", "Dumb and Dumber", "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure", and the list goes on. That's why we love Cheech and Chong, not just for the weed, but the lane they created.

This movie is for anyone needing a laugh, period. Yes the subject matter kept granny away when it first came out in 1978, but oh how times have changed, so enjoy yourself, in moderation of course.

Cheers!

"Happy Gilmore" is currently replaying in theaters.

Seeing this movie in the theater with other "Happy Gilmore" fans felt like we all wrote the movie and were having fun reading the script in the writing room. You hear random people throughout the theater quoting lines, it's fun.

Just , If you go see this at the theater, people will be quoting their favorite lines, go with it and just "tap in, tap in, just tap in" to the fun. 😁

Cheers!

"We always knew it would be 'Cheech and Chong', not 'Chong and Cheech' because we could hear the music in saying the name 'Cheech and Chong.'"

"Cheech and Chong's Last Movie", is the big red ribbon on top of a great comedy career by one of the greatest improv comedy duos of all-time. When the universe needs people together, it will happen, and these two together showed us a comedy career that created magic.

This docu-trip-down-memory-lane movie tells the story of "Cheech and Chong", the how, the when, the why. These two created more than just weed movie cult classics, they were the blueprint for acts like "Key & Peele." Seeing this movie will turn up your comedy spidey senses and you'll pick up other familiar comedy formulas you've seen work within the past 20yrs that piggybacked off of "Cheech and Chong."

Another fun aspect of this movie, how each one's personality built this bond. If you wanna see how to hold onto your bestie for a lifetime, "Cheech and Chong" gives game on how to maintain a life long bond with those that "improve your opposites."

If you don't know their full story, but know their work, check this out for a quality ride down memory lane.

Did you know Tommy Chong was in a successful Motown Records band before comedy and has a beautiful voice, or that 'Cheech' Marin nickname ('Cheech') comes from his uncle thinking he looked like a "chicharron" when he was a baby and it stuck as a nickname his family called him.

This movie is for my comedy lovers, history lovers, music lovers, storytellers/writers, creatives with multiple talents, and anyone a fan of sketch comedy. These two individually were amazing, but together they were phenomenal.

Cheers!

"You have such delicious knees...."

"The Shrouds", is the story of when tech meets death. Based around the history and/or idea of "The Shroud of Turin" (the linen cloth that supposedly wrapped Jesus body after the crucifixion, which bears the image of a man). Tech visionary "Karsh" (Vincent Cassel) goes into the death business to create burial plots that incorporate video and 3D imaging inside, so families can see their loved ones beyond the day of burial.

Now, I've seen some far out ideas where technology can be utilized, this movie goes high on that list of original ideas, and if anyone decides to follow through with this idea in real life, I'm buying every stock possible.

Imagine burying your loved one, and that wasn't it, you could still see their presence, or representation of their presence in real time. Yes it sounds trippy and morbid, but you gotta give points for originality.

The movie wasn't tech heavy in jargon, or concept, but the fact that someone would try to incorporate technology into the death process, what an untapped market.

On the technical moviemaking side, the movie had a few holes, the cinematography played out like a Sunday afternoon local television movie, and the pacing was a little slow. The movie was trying to get the audience to wrap our heads around the idea, and give history at the same time, which caused the slow pacing.

I'm not sure if Zuckerberg wants to touch this area of influence, but the funeral business is due for some innovation beyond what people get when they bury their loved ones.

This movie is for Vincent Cassel fans, Guy Pierce fans, "what-if" thinkers who enjoy stretching the imagination of what can be possible, and history fans. Enjoy this movie because it makes you say "huh."

Cheers!

"These are my people...."

"The ant 2" , is the story of how amazing the brain can be, but we don't tap into its ability because we live on the surface level of our potential.

This movie wanted to use a lot of brain science to help us understand our true potential, but it was just 2hrs of juxtaposition. On one side we have kids being exploited for human trafficking, and on the other side we have kids being exploited for their genius.

This movie was a few years too late because most people forgot about the first "ant" movie, and I think Hollywood should move away from the human trafficking storyline because it's being played out in real time in America so we already understand its depredation to society.

To all my "Call of Duty" fans, and Google tech personnel, this movie is for you. Again, movies as of late have been showing us how the government or geniuses are using our phones and all the CCTV cameras everywhere to surveil us, and here was no different, just different surveillance party tricks.

This movie is for anyone needing H&R Block tax advice, Ben Affleck fans, shoot'em up movie fans, and anyone doing personality assessment tests online. We're all geniuses, society just knocks it out of us during our elementary school years by Teachers coming to work who just need a check.

(A Big Shout Out to Teachers and Mentors who nurture young people's abilities and can spot potential, you do a Great Service to this World!)

Cheers!

"Nah We Cuzins...."

"Sinners", is the story of the thin line between love and hate.

Ryan Coogler gave us so much history in 137mins, rewatch this four or five times to pick up heritage, history, story, and folklore all in the art form that was created for such a feat.

Shout out to film students. Directors who went to film school always seem to educate and entertain us at the same time with their movies.

Ryan Coogler has mastered the film language of movement. Rewatch his movies and you'll appreciate the movement, rhythm and pace he is mastering with each movie, it's fun to pay attention to.

This movie is layered, so I'll leave all the nuggets that made it special for you to experience, but this definitely ain't Marvel Ryan Coogler, so enjoy the range he's going for.

(A Big Bluesman Shout Out to the Legend Buddy Guy.....)

(Shout Out to Costume Designer Ruth E. Carter....She is the genius behind the iconic looks for Ryan Coogler and Spike Lee movies.....***If you see the movie, the last scene she ties in her history in the movies; including the iconic four-finger name ring.
Thank you Ruth E. Carter!)

This movie is for music lovers, those proud their job has DEI hires because more perspectives is better, Michael B. Jordan fans, technical filmmaking fans, and anyone that appreciate artists getting in their art bag to give an experience.

Cheers!

Thank You Soldiers....🙋🏾‍♂️✌🏾🍺

Cheers!

"Anger is just sadness with no place to go...."

"Sacramento", is the story of the moment we all had or will have when life tells you "hey you, it's time to grow up" and all the anxiety responsibility brings.

"Sacramento" wanted to be a buddy comedy, but traded that in to be the "Reading Rainbow" lesson of the day when it comes to becoming an adult.

In the case of "Sacramento", becoming new parents were their "wake up to adulthood" moment.

Michael Cera is a master at his offbeat mannerisms and facial expression. That man knows how to play awkward, peeved, and a sense of bewilderment all in one act.

Kristen Stewart is an acting gem. Some people are just born for certain careers, and when they find it early, we get to experience the full length of their genius, this is Kristen Stewart's acting career since "Panic Room." Although she had limited scenes, you could still feel the depth behind her mannerisms even in the simplest of conversations in the movie. If you want to check out a quality Kristen Stewart movie where all her acting abilities are on display, I would check out "Spencer."

This movie was light and airy, the depth of it tried to come in the form of emotional cues the characters were dealing with, but it's the sensibility of the movie that was the winner. Becoming an adult ain't easy, so when you get to see a movie like this that shows all the anxieties of what true responsibilities look like, i.e. having a kid, the humanity they were trying to portray in various moments, shined.

Shout out to Michael Angarano for being in the movie that he directed, that's not an easy task. I'm always going to show homage to any actor that's directing the project they're in because of all the hats they have to juggle. And he does play a pretty good offbeat character in this movie.

Another shout out goes to Maya Erskine, also known as "Jane Smith" on Amazon Prime "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" who acting sensibility added great balance to this movie.

This movie is for Michael Cera fans, Kristen Stewart fans, anyone having issues transitioning into adulthood, first time parents and/or soon to be first time parents, and anyone from Sacramento California, the place nobody goes and the place nobody wants to go to.

Cheers!

"New York City....."

"One-to-One: John & Yoko", is the story of art winning on all levels, plus a John Lennon concert in IMAX.

Yoko Ono and John Lennon are the true example of a creative power couple that used their creative freedom for the good of what was right during the early 70s after John left the "Beatles."

This mosaic of a docu-concert gave us the spirit of Old New York, love, style, and that fire spirit, especially Yoko; that woman is a force.

The saying is true, "behind every powerful man, there is an even stronger woman." We must thank Yoko for letting us in to her and John's world, but more for her wholesome energy standing next to such a force in John Lennon and keeping his legacy alive.

John Lennon is and was a messenger. I feel the "Beatles" wouldn't have stayed together no matter what because John needed to deliver his message to the world, and if you really listen to his post "Beatles" music you can hear that message loud and clear.

This docu-concert was an absolute treat for all creatives, so if you need creative inspiration, no matter the field, check this out. The music is one thing, the message is an even better reason to go see it.

Cheers!

"It's Too Short....B✌🏾ch."

"Freaky Tales" , is the story of Oakland, California and the Legend of Oakland; the music scene.

Shout out to this movie for showcasing Northern California and it's greatest export, Tom Hanks.

Quentin Tarantino would be proud of this movie. There's so many elements of his movie making style as well as some other classic filmmakers that this is fun.

The first thing to enjoy is the music, then Oakland being showcased and last enjoy the homage paid to some classic filmmaking styles.

I want your expectations to be your own, so I won't say anything else, but for my music lovers, hip hop fans, fans of classic 80s fashion, and my writers who like ol' school slang, put on your good clothes and check this out.

Cheers!

AMC Screen Unseen for 4/7/25

"Drop", is the story of how every psychologist and or psychiatrist has been made; healing past trauma, and then making a career of it.

Imagine being a Mom trying to hit the dating scene and have to off your date, produced by Michael Bay, that was "Drop." Michael Bay camera sensibilities were seen throughout this movie to make a first date seem much bigger than it really is.

"Drop" gave us quality intermittent action, but it slowed down in a few spots, especially as the audience was getting into the dialogue of two people trying to make a connection on a first date, the "cool tech" kept slowing down the pace of the anxiety and tension that really happens in those moments.

"Drop" gave all the cool tech words, and gave a few app ideas for all my ambitious techies out there, but it's the emotional rollercoaster we all experience meeting new people, mixed with the nerves first time/single parents feel about the safety of their kids when away from them that gave this movie it's sweet spot.

This was a Blumhouse Production, the production was kept simple, the locations were minimal, all effective telling the story.

This movie is for Michael Bay fans, anyone with a dating app profile, new parents, and anyone who has read "Psychology Today" at least twice this week.

Cheers!

"Today is the Dayyyyyyyyy."

"The Woman in the Yard", is the story of ability.

Sorry Blumhouse, but this was definitely a story through the "non-person of color" gaze. From the dialogue, the "parenting style ", how the subject matter was presented, and when you read the credits, they had a "Cultural Consultant" on staff.

Dear Hollywood, suicide is not a Black and Brown people thing.

(***Love and Respect to those who have lost loved ones through the act.)

People who have been put in the position of being the "Downtrodden" of the world, endurance and or the "in spite of spirit" even through the absolute bullshit circumstances placed upon us throughout the centuries is more of our bag.

"The Woman in the Yard" wanted the audience to think a Single Black Mother would take her own life to better the future of her kids from the pain and suffering of knowing their mom killed Dad because she was "unhappy in the relationship": nahhhh, Black Women aren't weak, just continuously overlooked, and yet still have made major strides.

(Sorry to the current generation with all the suicide and depression movies that have hit theaters as of late. Hopefully Hollywood will get out of this emotional manipulation bag they've been showcasing and get back to real storytelling, and or get more creative with the storytelling because they're always rehashing the same old stories just in a different form.)

Looking at the production crew, I see why they needed a "cultural consultant", which is just a fancy word for, "non people of color trying to tell a story using people of color and circumstances that people of color would never put themselves in."

The positive side of this movie, if you're a fan of the art of movie making, this movie gave exactly why we all watch movies, the use of light and sound to tell a story. This movie gets an extra star and "like" because of the use of light and shadows, the use of sound, to heighten the sensibility of what they were trying to get across.

The 100+ year history of the art of movie making is all over this movie, so if you can step back from what "they're trying to say" and get into the technical part of this movie, "chefs kiss" to the DP Pawel Pogorzelski , and "chefs kiss" to the Gaffer Drew Frazier.

This movie is technically beautiful, it's just the message of the story they got wrong or should have used different characterizations.

This movie is for fans of the technical elements of filmmaking, film students, and fans of BlumHouse productions. Quality attempt at a message, the execution and they're judgment when it came to the cultural significance of the subject matter was just a little off.

Cheers!

"50% huh....you over estimate me huh...."

"The Amateur" , is the story of how our phones and all the video we share keep tabs on us just in case.

Leave it at that, they might be watching. (🤔)

Rami Malek should be sponsored by Nike with the amount of running he did in this movie. Follow his running scenes and you have a complete workout. Thanks Rami.

This movie is a tech, not so tech movie. The tech is more like a splash of espresso in your morning brew. It's determination we get a masterclass in. And all Rami Malek's eye acting; I see why the man received his Oscar. He uses all his "Mr. Robot" facial gestures.

(Shout out to "Mr. Robot", classic show.)

If you want a smart-ish movie to watch, this is for you. Nerdy, but not too Nerdy, quality acting by heavyweights, and love's determination.

This movie is for fans of smart dialogue, runners, travellers, conspiracy theorist, and Rami Malek fans. He's good. Plus Lawrence Fishburne adds the swagger to the movie, nice touch.

Cheers!

"Daddy... it's you... you're back."

"A Working Man", is the Ultimate "Girl Dad" movie, with Jason Statham's moral com leading the charge.

This movie is for all "Girl Dads", time to hit the gym, the armed forces, Muay Thai classes, or Krav Maga classes, whatever it takes to protect her.

If you're looking for a Jason Statham movie that stays on brand with all his other movies, this is for you. I guess Jason Statham says, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" with his filmography.

Sorry, I don't have more for you on this movie because if you've seen "The Beekeeper", "Wrath of Man", "Safe", or "The Transporter", you might think to yourself watching this movie: "wait, I think I've seen this before", and you'd be right.

This movie is for "Girl Dads", action movie fans, fans of Jason Statham and his moral com, anyone needing 2hrs to kill, and fans of British accents. At least in this movie Jason Statham gives us a total of 6 full teeth smiles, girls will soften even the toughest of men.

Cheers!

"Don't worry, I'll take care of it."

"The Alto Knights", is the story of wanting out, but first, tying up loose ends.

Robert De Niro stays in his comfort zone with this drawn out art piece of great lighting and fancy classic vehicles gangster story.

Studios now have free reign to tap into true events and create fiction. This movie wants us in with the bosses to hear their plan, but the movie is so drawn out, we get tired of the conversation.

Yes, the names are real, surnames only, and New York has a legacy with crime family surnames, but Robert De Niro didn't need to add another one of these projects to his roster. I guess the cool body double technology studios are using for actors to act against/with feels like the only reason the studio wanted to make this movie.

Shout out to the Archive, Lighting, Wardrobe, and Classic Auto teams on this project. Classic 50's New York big money style is a nugget for fashion fans. Rich people in New York in those days dressed up to take out the trash.

Have fun with this movie if you want to hear and see a glimpse into old New York. The character of New York was researched, and it showed.

This is for Robert De Niro fans, fans of Technical Production, specifically Lighting, fans of history, and fans of everything New York. Enjoy the nuggets, we all know the story.

Cheers!

"It's an opportunity for immortality...."

"Death of a Unicorn", is the story of My Little Pony getting revenge for killing baby pony and trying to sell Unicorn juice.

Jenna Ortega definitely signed onto this project before Beetlejuice. This might have been one of those projects that actors take so they can get good with the studio, or just need work since acting checks are fickle.

Is it me or are they turning every childhood memory into a horror story? Kids these days can't imagine unicorns, teddy bears, and dolls without blood and guts attached to the story, what else do kids nowadays have to heighten their imaginations?

Whatever strand of marijuana the people who produced this was smoking that said this would be a good idea for a movie, " the duchy upon the left hand side", because they must be smoking some good good. At least the characters in the movie got to taste the rainbow.

Side Note: If this wasn't for my demo (a sensible adult with a good pallet for a good story), someone let me know and I'll be okay with knowing this movie just wasn't meant for me.

Sorry, these jokes gotta fly because this movie lets me know A24 needs to chill out. As a studio they have been on a major run over the past few years, but now they're starting to produce everything and anything they think might stick. I don't think it's a smart idea to keep throwing movies at the wall to see which ones will stick, moviegoers still want quality over quantity.

This movie is for Jenna Ortega fans, for Paul Rudd fans, for out of the box thinkers, and anyone who had a My Little Pony growing up.

Cheers!

"Dad is this an itemized list of everything I owe you for being your daughter?"

"Bob Trevino Likes It," is the story of the loner finding a connection, with some Oscar worthy facial expressions.

Barbie Ferreira is masterful with facial expressions with her acting. This movie snuck up on most of the audience, in a good way. I look forward to her career, especially with drama and or suspense projects, she's good.

I'll leave the nuggets of this movie to you, so when you see it, it will sneak up on you as well. Just go in more with an open heart, rather than thinking having an online/offline relationship with a stranger is weird; it can be, just not here.

This movie is for my loners, for writers, for people with a sensible heart, and anyone who need help figuring out how to connect with others; it starts with "Hello."

Cheers!

"What's gonna happen to the dog?"

"The Friend", is the story of the lives people leave behind when they commit suicide, plus a dog.

***This is a post suicide story, so if you have any history with suicide, approach this movie with kid gloves.***

The dog. The connection pets have with their owners is unparallel, and that is the movie.

This is a pet lovers movie, with a bit of "I'm a writer" sprinkled in. The story is trying to show us the lives of the "others" after there is death.

This movie is for families, pet lovers, writers who need confirmation whether they should be writers, and anyone looking for a sensible friend story.

Cheers!

"You have to do something bold in life or no one will you...."

"Magazine Dreams", is the story of wanting something that will accept you, something to be apart of, so you can be seen in life when the world/home doesn't care.

Jonathan Majors gave an Oscar worthy performance in this movie. Now we understand his "broken genius." Anyone who had to get into the emotional headspace to play a part like "Killan Maddox" has to be flawed in real life, that's where he's pulling from, "broken genius."

This movie gave us the careless world we live in front and center, and what it does to people stunted by childhood trauma, who find it hard to function like "normal people." When people grow up in environments that are unstable, having something or somebody to hold onto or be seen through is a yearning. For "Killian Maddox" bodybuilding was that thing, until it didn't love him back.

Dear White People, this is Hollywood's need to subject the black body once again. For a deeper dive, this movie gave every touch point of society's fixation upon the black body, the love and hate of the black body, and a need to believe it's white excellence black and brown people strive for. This was shown with "Killian's" idle being a white bodybuilder, although we've had Ronnie Coleman, Chris Dickerson, Flex Wheeler or Kai Greene in the world and were all at the top of the field.

This movie is for fans of top tier emotional acting, Jonathan Majors fans, fans of characters trying to make it through life beyond the trauma they've experienced, and people who believe in excellence, or doing something that could potentially get them there.

Cheers!

"My car has been broken into six times already....and the cops do nothing. Well you make seven."

"Locked", is the story of all Tesla cyber trucks if you don't make your payments, or Elon and the DOGE crew see you haven't paid back your student loans yet but you own a Tesla.

"Locked" is Sir Anthony Hopkins in his "Fracture" bag, and takes justice into his own hands when a car theft (Bill Skarsgård) tries to steal whatever he can find inside. Of course the car theft is only doing what he's doing because he's down on his luck and a deadbeat dad.

This movie is a glimpse into what every vehicle in the future will do when car companies take the power back, not just Tesla, and control every aspect of your vehicle experience. Tech security for vehicles will be next level. Your vehicle will shut down completely if stolen, if people stop making payments, or insurance companies your car dealer for lapse in payment.

This is a dude movie. Yes, the movie wants us to care for the deadbeat dad's circumstances, but like Sir Anthony Hopkins' character, we the audience just don't. And that's only because we don't get to know the character, just the circumstances that would lead him down a rabbit hole of crime.

Where this movie did win was with the camera work. Think "Phone Booth", but inside a jeep. The creative use of the camera work inside such a tight space, gave this movie an extra star.

And....

Sir Anthony Hopkins voice is the universal voice of "oh sh🗽t something wild is about to happen."

This is a movie for car lovers, Sir Anthony Hopkins fans, Bill Skarsgård fans, anyone who need a "kill time" movie, and anyone into characters taking justice into their own hands in a diabolical way.

Cheers!

"You did this, we all did this."

"Rule Breakers", is the story of opening doors. Education is still the opportunity that can create opened doors. Women globally are cut off from educational opportunities because knowledge is power, so with an opportunity to open a door with an engineering program building robots, "Roya" the lead visionary put together a four girl team, with extensive cultural-social opposition to better the lives of young women in the future.

Now that Education is democratized, our effort now should be towards opening doors to possible ideas of what can be our future. I'm all for more representation coming to the cultural evolution party.

This movie isn't heavy with engineering, or tech jargon, but the sensibility of what it means to be women in this space, from a country that has different cultural rules than most of the world is worth the watch.

Respect to Afghanistan culture and history is shown in this.

For my fashion fans, you get some nuggets for your next project. Another area this movie shined was wardrobe. Culture, culture, and more culture for my culture lovers.

See another side of Afghanistan culture if you like expanding your box. This movie is for that fighter spirit in you, this movie is for my cultural exploration fans, history fans, and fans of a good sensible movie.

Cheers!

"Some people just need someone to listen to them."

AMC Screen Unseen for 3/17/25

"The Penguin Lessons", is the story of finding courage, when life could be simpler if you didn't. Based in the backdrop of a Argentinan communist fight, a maestro is brought back to life by a penguin. Attachment theory at its finest, this movie gave us the lesson of stick with those that help you, and fight as much, and as hard as your spirit will allow. Some people are bears and lions, others are sheep and goats, they all have a superpower, use them when an opportunity to help others come up.

Starting the week with a sensible movie is all right with me. The political exploration dulled a bit of the story, but the human/nature connection kept the heart warm. Mondays should always be something that will help our week ahead.

As for story, character, and the timing, this movie wanted to educate, and lay down insight at the same time, but the better direction should've stayed educational, since most of the audience may not know Argentina's history.

This movie gave us the example of what it looks like when those in power get tired of people thinking speech is free, and names start missing.

This movie is for history lovers, Duolingo language learners, animal planet binge watchers, and families that want a sensible outing.

Cheers!

"We are everywhere, waiting, till the call comes again, until...."

"Opus" , is the story of doing the man's bidding and not even know it.

When ambition mixes with intelligence, creativity will be the winner in the end. "Opus" is the left/right brain movie you were looking for. The creatives will win, the left brains will no longer rule the day, it's time the right sided people take over.

If you were looking for a deep dive movie, check out "Opus." This movie wants you to deep dive, it's antidote heavy. If you listen, the John Malkovich voice is convincing. Now I know who plays opposite in a Morgan Freeman "God" voice versus the "Devil" voice movie, John Malkovich (no disrespect, but you hear it).

The only nugget I can offer you from this movie is give it at least 63mins in before real action starts, the first half are the Malkovich gems they try to draw at us.

Ayo Edebiri surprised me in this, and it was a good surprise. Her characters sometimes have similar mannerisms, but in "Opus" she gave a little of those "pause thought faces", but once the action started, she made us a fan if you weren't already.

Ayo Edebiri character development is gonna be great to follow. I look forward to the projects she has coming.

This movie is for John Malkovich voice fans, then his acting, Ayo Edebiri fans, Juliette Lewis fans, and movies that poke fun at our current times.

Cheers!

"Don't ever mess with my marriage..."

"Black Bag", is the "who-done-it" story that used some cool catch a liar tricks, but held the audience hand trying to explain the "who-done-it" part.

This review gets an extra star because of the acting, but as far as a "who-done-it" story, this movie, like most Hollywood movies coming out, it just doesn't trust the audience to figure out "who-done-it" on our own, so there was a lot of hand holding with wordy dialogue that didn't need to be in a spy movie.

We did get an aged, and refined James Bond in Pierce Brosnan, and acting legend Cate Blanchett, both leading a cast of clean cut Euros (with all due respect of course).

As for a "who-done-it" movie, Soderbergh gave us some great camera and lighting work, especially the lake scene with the camera showing us above and below the surface, and a quality lighting scene with Pierce and Cate at a Sushi restaurant, but still giving us more dialogue heavy scenes for a "who-done-it" movie.

This movie is not "Ocean's Eleven", although every character does have a cool party trick, with no character arch for any of them, they all come off as cold as I guess spies should.

For a spy movie, it is too wordy, and tries to explain too much to the audience through the dialogue versus let us develop our own "bullsh*t meter" to try to figure out who the "mole" might be. But like a new mother, versus mom on her third kid, too much caution was taken and there was no belief in the audience to figure it out without all the wordy dialogue from our cast.

This movie is for Soderbergh fans, Cate Blanchett fans, Michael Fassbender fans, and anyone who like movies that "walk the dog" for their audience, versus trust we're smart enough to figure out the plot.

Cheers!

"And after 4 long years, here we are....Our Planet of Purity...."

"Mickey 17" , is the story of being a multiple, we all are multiples, there is no one that is the same way every single moment; this is that movie.

This story highlighted exactly what's about to happen if you pay attention to where all your DNA is going when you get DNA tests to know your cultural heritage. Each cell contains everything they need to make a new you and that's exactly what's going to happen.

The cool thing about this movie, it starts a little slow because of a lot of narration in the beginning, but then you start to develop an appreciation for at least one of the characters that move the story forward.

Side Note: Mark Ruffalo is phenomenal at characterization acting. And for all my fashion fans, Toni Collette smoked her fits in this.

This movie is for my science fiction fans, my conspiracy theorist fans, and fans of movies with offbeat characters.

Cheers!

"27mins with no oxygen...and he's perfectly fine."

"Last Breath", is the story of not quitting on your team, especially under water. The moral of the story, water can kill you.

This movie was light in everything, acting, drama, character arch, how the crew bonded, I mean everything. Someone at the studio said hey, what if "Titanic" had diving gear and we left "Jack" under water for 27mins with no oxygen, but someone from the band will come down and save him, let's produce that.

Not sure why we needed this movie, other than realizing how stupid that billionaire was that died with three others with their make shift diver unit they built from Home Depot items. Water + Pressure = Death.

This movie is for moms who need a reason to stop taking their kids to swim practice, and anyone who loves the "holding your breath" game with friends to see who can hold their breath the longest, this is your inspiration, your muse.

Cheers!

"I never meant to cause you any sorrow
I never meant to cause you any pain
I only wanted one time to see you laughing
I only wanted to see you laughing in the purple rain
Purple rain, purple rain
Purple rain, purple rain
Purple rain, purple rain
I only wanted to see you bathing in the purple rain...."

"Purple Rain", is the story of the dark side of being a musician, giving your soul to the world to be acknowledged, and or "make it."

Prince.....Ladies & Gents.....Prince
🎸🎸🎸

The ultimate 80's movie, sound, style, beauty, and genius at work.
"Purple Rain" is the semi-autobiographical story of Prince, and the title track was inspired by the song "Ventura Highway" by the group "America." Bob Seger and bandmate Wendy Melvoin fueled the lyrics, along with the circumstances Prince grew up in.

Now, this moment is dedicated to Apollonia, the beautiful and talented performer that has inspired every female singer on your playlist right now, whether they know it or not. The chemistry Apollonia and Prince had makes this a rewatch, in addition to the music.

AMC is celebrating the 40th Anniversary of "Purple Rain" by playing it in their Dolby theaters.

This movie is a classic because if you watch it, you see the world the way it was when people went out to clubs for the live music, people dressed as individuals because the more thought you put into your outfit the cooler you were, and a time that enjoyed simple beauty. And of course, it's Prince......

This movie is for Prince fans, music lovers, 80's style fans, fans of simple movies with a simple story, and just Great American Musical History. Enjoy this in theaters, on a mobile setup with high quality sound/soundbar, and anywhere you can let the music shine.

Cheers!

AMC Screen Unseen for 3/3/25

"Novocaine", is the story of a loner with a cool party trick, just don't make him eat solid foods, he might eat his tongue.

Now after seeing this, I have to ask: does "the idea" of pain come in different forms? Our lead could not feel physical pain, but being a loner brought another type of pain to his world.

So my question to you, the reader and leave a comment if possible: would you rather not feel physical pain or not feel psycho-emotional pain as your life party trick?

"Novocaine " could've been a different type of action movie if the writers understood what they had as an idea. Even down to their genius in having the character create timers for himself to make sure he went to the bathroom.

But.......

As a spectator, I wanted Jack Quaid's character to use more of the biomedical scientific knowledge the story hinted he acquired, to understand his real power in the world versus us mortals.

The writers didn't understand, people with rare diseases or disabilities really want to understand their world, so there is an acquired intellect when it comes to understanding their bodies and or their condition. The writers didn't understand that if this character had a rare condition, it would've been more fun to have the character showcase his intelligence about the science of the body and use this knowledge to his advantage when getting the story to the finish line.

This movie is a borderline Discount Movie Day/use one of your reward points tickets to go see. The pacing of the movie is different from what the action in the marketing tried to portray.

This movie is for science fiction fans, Jack Quaid fans, fans of "what-if" ideas, and for anyone that will enjoy seeing a Native American Woman represented as a Lead Character with Amber Midthunder; that is the real treat of "Novocaine."

Cheers!

"What is family anyway?"

"Riff Raff", is the story of a lot of quality actors in a movie together about family, and the secrets people hold to the chest in the name of "family."

Let me emphasize quality actors together in a movie. Now if you see the lineup you'll say, "wow he's in that", or "wow she's in that", but this movie is the Christmas fruitcake of movies, a lot of goodies inside that maybe shouldn't be together, and hard to swallow by the end.

But....

This movie was worth staying because of the actors and the family dynamic they tried to portray.

(I went back a second time to give this movie another chance).

It worked and it didn't work at the same time.

Definitely see this on a Discount Movie Day when you see the names.

This movie is for Bill Murray fan, Jennifer Coolidge fans, Gabrielle Union fans, Pete Davidson fans, and Ed Harris fans. Don't expect too much from this movie, but pay attention to the message of family it wants to say. Enjoy the cast and how they play off one another.

Cheers!

"Can I have a squeeze...."

"Cleaner", is the story of kids copeing with childhood trauma, and what it shapes them into. In this case, a military acrobat with an autistic brother who can hack.

Starring Daisy Ridley, star of the "Star Wars" franchise and "Young Woman and the Sea", we clearly see a theme with this powerful actor, she loves movies that showcase her athleticism. Being an ex-military window cleaner, who enjoys scaling things, Ridley character is light in depth, but the brother/sister dynamic between her and actor Matthew Tuck made you want to keep watching. They played up the siblings bonding through childhood trauma really well.

The story is Anti-Human because we are selfish creatures destroying the planet, and our villain wants to wipe out humanity to save the planet, but with the help of Ridley's character and her hacker brother, they save all the rich people with influence in destroying the planet being held hostage at an event in the building she is a window cleaner. (🤔)

This movie is for fans of the UK, fans of a movie to watch to kill time, and Daisy Ridley fans. Definitely a Discount Movie Day movie, so if you're free on Discount Day, I'm sure you've spent money on stuff much worse, treat yourself.

Cheers!

"This is the best milkshake I've ever had..."

"The Unbreakable Boy", is the story of making autism be seen not as a handicap, but as an adventure for everyone involved.

Yes, as a society we hate looking at those that don't fit our mold of what it means to be "normal", but when seen with caring eyes, we might get to experience some dynamic people if given the chance.

This real story showed the humanity in a family that didn't have all the buttoned up answers to life like most movies want us to believe the characters we watch have, but that's what made it a quality experience to watch.

If you enjoy characters trying to figure out life in a way that will allow you the viewer to take home a few nuggets on how to navigate life better, check out this movie with an open heart. This movie is worth pushing any preconceived notion you may have about people with a "disability", specifically autism and it brings you in on a family dynamic closer to most of us than you may think.

This movie is for my anyone needing a heartfelt story to pull at a few heartstrings for 110mins. You'll thank yourself for seeing this to appreciate life and your tribe a little more, all while seeing the complete humanity in those with a "disability."

Cheers!

"Like Life...."

"The Monkey", is the story of the other side of karma; with a drumming monkey.

Shout out to horror movies that make fun of themselves inside the movie, while trying to tell a complete story. This movie had its funny moments, especially the creative ways to "off someone", but then the story dragged when body parts weren't being blown up.

If you watch this movie appreciating the darkness of comedy and where it comes from (hint: tragedy), this movie will have you laughing about 60% of the time. Comedy is dark, or at least the best stuff is, so a drumming monkey getting people "off'd" is funny saying if you see where this could go (😜).

This movie is for anyone who laugh when everyone else is told to cry. This movie is a cynic's playground. Have fun with this one, just comedy and tragedy are two faces on the same coin.

Cheers!

"This is our home, you two stick together."

"The Last Black Man in San Francisco", is the story of loving where you're from, while watching the history and stories of it move away. The beauty of our homes/locations we come from, come in the form of all the history they hold, and the sense of pride of ing on that knowledge to the next generation, if.......

This story shows the real detriment of the "gentrification" of historical neighborhoods, causing them to lose their souls.

Check out this early movie in Jonathan Majors career, and watch genius on display. I had to revisit this gem, in the wake of his new movie "Magazine Dreams" coming to theaters, so we all can experience and appreciate Jonathan Majors genius beyond anything that went on in his personal life.

This movie is simple, the complexity comes in the history of a place, the people of that place, and what these people have to endure when times change and they are not ready to receive what's coming to the neighborhood.

All improvements to any neighborhood is well worth it, but for most black and brown people the word "gentrification" has a negative connotation because they are most likely the ones that are displaced in order for the improvements to be made, ultimately being priced out of their neighborhoods.

The story speaks to the times in which we're living in, as the line between the"haves" and the "have-nots" are clearly being drawn as I write this is.

For those who don't understand the history of the neighborhoods they move into, take pride in the discovery and historical context in the places you move to and the people who've lived there before you. That is how you show respect to the people that have lived in these neighborhoods for generations, versus just looking at the price.

This movie is for my creatives, for my culture lovers, for my architecture lovers, and anyone who want to see quality acting on display from a simple but powerfully messaged story.

Cheers!

"Let me know how much holding onto the past cost you."

Screen Unseen for 2/17/25

"My Dead Friend Zoe," is the story of holding onto the past and pushing forward through the pain.

Salute to All Military Personnel
Thank You for Your Service!

When we hold onto trauma, it's the release that gives us meaning, creating in us an "in-spite-of spirit." This movie gave us military life, post duty. And like NFL players, our other violent sport, doing service is a lifetime commitment. On President's Day, you can't get a better marketing/word of mouth day for a military movie.

This movie is for trauma bonders, those who like to share their hurt stories to whomever will listen, but finding a solution is never the goal, the fun is in the pain. Those who want to move forward from painful moments, be in the moment with that pain and see how that moment can make you better. "What don't kill you, makes you stronger" is a real thing, if you want it to be.

Cheers!

"All we did was reconstruct Black Music." (Robert Plant)

"Becoming Led Zeppelin", is the journey and cultural significance of a British band that took the world by storm by reinterpretting black music, making it their own, adding a little British style and flavor, all while at the height of the cultural revolution of the late '60s.

(Rest in Musical Power Drummer John Bonham)

The benefit of attending the theater this year will be seeing all in-theater musical concerts, and or biographies of past musical artists that some of us, a lot of us were too young to know the backstory of, but definitely a must see to enrich every music lover's musical history knowledge.

Everyone knows Led Zeppelin, have heard a commercial with their music, have heard their music play in multiple movies, most don't know the full story of the group, but this docu-concert transports every audience member to the mid-60s UK, with a distinct reference to Black American music by most bands coming through the rock era.

And, if you want to see past reminisces of real rock stars you definitely want to see this.

This docu-concert, although it's telling the story of the group, there are a few classic live performances during the documentary, that if you can get to a theater that has a quality sound system, this is a must see for all my music heads.

This docu-concert is for every creative seeking a muse, this is for my music lovers, this is for my fashion lovers, especially lovers of the mid-60s early '70s UK style, this is for all rock fans who what rock stars were really like, and this is for anyone trying to school the next generation on quality music, make sure you start with the origin of blues and folk music, especially by black and brown artists because your favorite rock band most likely got their inspiration from all the quality black music that came through the American Zeitgeist.

Come to this docu-concert with your ears open, and lose your soul within the music, for a quality outing.

Cheers!

"Death is a disease that can be cured."

Black Girl Magic + Science =
🍿🏆

"The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster", is the story of Frankenstein reimagined in the likeness of an intelligent Black Girl using her smarts to resurrect her dead brother in the name of science, but......

Shout out to this movie for pushing a classic in a new direction, showcasing Black Women in Science. With book intelligence, and "Street Smarts", director Bomani J. Story gave his audience a way to connect with a classic story for a new generation. This is the movie that lets you know, if you want to be a filmmaker, it's not about the budget, or where you're from, it's about the creativity in your story and doing what it takes to get it seen.

This was an unlikely gem to watch given the title, which probably would've gotten more attention if it wasn't for the title because it's the story of Frankenstein reimagined. We all know the story, but framed with new context, I have to salute Bomani J. Story's creativity because the classics should be reinterpreted and refreshed for a new generation to connect with.

(After watching this movie, I would encourage all my creatives to go back to the classics in literature and try to frame them in a new way to make it more interesting for current times.)

This movie is for my science junkies, my lovers of classic literature, creatives needing inspiration, Black and Brown Women who love STEM or want to get into STEM, and any up-and-coming filmmaker. Storytelling is about the creativity in your project, and how you frame the world in a way that's new and fresh, not about the budget.

Cheers!

Wakanda gives you wings....

"Captain America: Brave New World" is the story of getting the team back together, but first, this movie.

Welcome to the glue movie to bring back the Avengers. Yep, we spent 2hrs watching Anthony Mackie and sidekick Danny Ramirez fly around trying to save the world, only to find out, this movie wasn't their real mission, but to be the glue in getting the Avengers back together.

In Marvel fashion, we get cool tech, CGI better than most studios, and a quality Marvel cameo to connect the dots, and push the Universe forward.

Shout out to this DEI movie, especially on Black Love Month. Since Marvel will probably cut all diversity from their superhero movies going forward, appreciate this homage to what diversity looks like. Anthony Mackie acting chops hold the movie together, but it is a little light, even for a Marvel movie.

This movie is for all Marvel fans, Anthony Mackie fans, Harrison Ford fans, and anyone who loves watching a diverse cast. This might be the last time we see a well rounded cast across a cultural spectrum, so enjoy it while it lasts.

Cheers!

Watched on Tuesday February 11, 2025.

If you want to know what the real purpose of ChatGPT and Social Media in the long run is for...."Love Me" answers that exact question.

"Love Me", is the story of tech harvesting our data to become more humanized, but they need our participation.

(Google is not a search engine, it's a data harvesting tool, every inquiry you make in the search bar is adding to their database of information to harvest from.

Just like Meta is not the new version of the telephone to connect people, it's a database to collect and store personalities and likenesses to be used well past those who share the information are even on earth.)

Humans have become the new intellectual property of our tech giants that we use everyday.

(Think of it as the moment in the "Matrix" when we see rows and rows of pods being harvested by machines. What we share are those pods.)

So understand that well past our life on earth, our likeness will be a commodity of tech companies.

(Wow, Where's my tin foil hat?)
🤪

Although they tried to frame this as a love story, the underlining theme of this story was the information we humans are giving tech companies, is information being harvested to make computers more human, making humans obsolete.

This movie is for my Tech Conspiracy Theorist, Kristen Stewart fans, "Minari" star Steven Yeun fans, and anyone who uses ChatGPT or any other AI tool. Since movies try to glimpse into the future, or show us what's coming down the pipeline in society, all I would add is: don't be so eager to share all your information online because your information is not being used to help you make connections, it's being used as a harvesting tool to make the "idea of You" a commodity like oil, corn, or wheat.

Cheers!

"If you want to change....you can, but it takes work."

"Love Hurts", the story of Cane and Abel, with Oscar Winners. Shout out to Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose for their effort in trying to make this movie entertaining, especially after winning the highest award in their field, and yet had to show up to work for this project.

This movie left one question, after winning an Oscar, do you have to take anything, or is it like sports, when you win the award for being the best, the industry now has to pay the new rate for being the best, and they may be reluctant to?

Ariana DeBose has brought the heat to all the roles she has played, too bad the projects she has been in, feels like having Meryl Streep play in your local elementary school play. The skill versus the projects just hasn't matched.
("Kraven" , "Love Hurts", "Argylle" and "Poolman")

Although short (83mins), the action is fun from our unlikely heros, and the acting is as good as it can be with the story being told. Shout out to the music scored in this, at least their are a few Shazam worthy tracks throughout the movie.

(Save this movie for Discount Movie Day or Ladies Bring the Date that made you pay dutch, and order every snack you *ever* wanted.)

This movie is for my action movie lovers, you'll get 35mins out of the 83mins in pure action, the rest is trying to get the story to the finish line.

After seeing this, can we just let love win? All the movies during "Love Month" is speaking to anything but.
(LET LOVE WIN!)

Cheers!

"I don't hate you...just the idea of you, makes me feel so replaceable."

Scream Unseen / Mystery Movie for 1/27/25

"Companion" , is the story of the future; loving human technoids, so we don't have to love ourselves.

The ideas behind the tech in this movie just showed the possibilities of what OPENAi can do with a few more billions to invest with. Replace the analog human emotional ability with artificial love.

Hey Humans, Hollywood and Silicon Valley hate our human emotions and they are working to replace it. Forget replacing jobs, they're showing us what replacing emotions and difference looks like. Agreeable bots is what we humans were missing, and Zuck & friends are working to replace us needy humans; soon.

This movie is for my tech nerds, salute, my horror fans, and fans of Hollywood showing us the future. This was fun to watch, shout out to Sophie Thatcher, what a year, she's good.

Cheers!

"Old mirrors....They hold so many memories."

"Presence" , is the story of dealing with grief, or the humanity in which grief brings upon us.

And Lucy Liu.

Shout out to the camera work in this movie, that is the main character, the camera work, I mean "the entity."

This review is short only because this movie is in one location, centered around one family, and other than getting some reverb camera work, I'm not sure what else this movie brought in regards to the purpose of being made. It wasn't a horror movie, cuz there is no horror, it wasn't a suspense movie because we follow the camera work, I mean "the entity", in the perspective of "the entity", so what else was there left about this movie?

(Help me out if you've seen the movie?)

This movie is for my Lucy Liu fans, my Steven Soderbergh fans, and anyone buying a home soon, make sure to get that thing saged before you move in.

Cheers!

This is your Captain speaking....

"Flight Risk", is the story of protecting the witness at all costs, even when you're 3000 feet in the air, with a bald Mark Wahlberg.

Directed by Mel Gibson, this movie felt like our guy Mel Gibson needed to hand something, anything into the studio to get that next project, so using Mark Wahlberg as a marketing tool to sell tickets was smart.

The highlight of this movie was seeing it at the Regal Movie Theater in their 4DX moving seats experience. The seats move with the movie, so as you watch, the seats mimic the movement of the plane, which is fun once you get use to it. That's about as much fun you'll have with this movie, so if you can experience it at a Regal Movie Theater that has 4DX, do it, it's a fun time.

(This is not an Ad for Regal Movie Theater)

This movie is for my Mark Wahlberg fans, fans of flying, and fans of "That 70's Show" star Topher Grace. Everything happens in a plane, so think of this as the plane version of the movie "Speed."

Cheers!

Daddy don't love you no more.....

"Inheritance", is the story of a young woman coming to with her relationship with her father, and travelling the world to save her own a$$.

Shout out to this travel channel movie, which focused more on the locations, than substance in the story. For 100mins, we get to travel to Egypt, India, and South Korea, in this diet coke version of a spy movie, tastes like the real thing but not quite.

This movie is for my travelers, and anyone who need time to kill. Besides the lack of dialogue, character arc, and a complete storyline, the camera work and destinations gave the audience a reason to stay the other 89mins.

Cheers!

These are Fashion Forward Films;
Look in your closet or buy a new one after watching these films!

Cheers!

• Cruella
• House of Gucci
• Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris
• I Wanna Dance with Somebody
• The Outfit
• Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
• The Lost Boys
• Empire of Light
• MaXXXine
• Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead

...plus 10 more. View the full list on Letterboxd.