mannn I just love Mission Impossible movies, always have and always will should they ever make another
unnecessary flashbacks in the first act kinda get the movie off to a rocky start, but once it kicks in it’s full throttle all the way. I enjoyed them just as a celebration of the franchise, but it drags down the pacing a little at first. otherwise this has the grandiose epic feel of Fallout that i found missing from Dead Reckoning. but…
Saw during the 25th anniversary roadshow with Kevin Smith, hadn’t seen it in probably over a decade. Super fun to watch with a crowd, also we had Smith himself narrating the entire opening and pop in every now and then to add some color commentary. movie still holds up after all these years, poop jokes and all. And what a cast, hearing Kevin Smith reminisce about Alan Rickman and George Carlin and the times they had while making this movie was a treat.
Bryan Singer returns to undo all of the mistakes this franchise has made over the past 8 years: and he does so successfully. Part period piece, part summer blockbuster, nearly everything in "X-Men: Days of Future Past" works.
Jackman's Wolverine doesn't really get the spotlight, which is great, because spending time with all of the other mutants was a real treat. James McAvoy killed it as Professor X yet again, and Michael Fassbender did a great job showing Magneto at…
A tense classic revenge story, "Blue Ruin" is a well crafted art-house suspense thriller. The film strings you along in order to keep things unpredictable, and when the action does hit, it is effective.
Similar to this year's "The Rover", this film is more or less a one man show of a guy out for revenge for an unknown reason. He is broken, beaten, and has pretty much given up on life. It is a simple setup, but the filmmaker…
