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The mighty Ridley Scott.

Some good laughs and memorable touching moments.

Decent little crime thriller.

Great acting. Really enjoyed everything about this one.

Decent enough film. Was on a roll with this director this week, figured why not.

Enjoyed it more than I expected to. But tell me why this movie is more culturally significant than movies like Road Trip, or Eurotrip? Pseudo culture at its finest.

It’s a Harry Potter movie. I don’t love it, I don’t hate it. It’s cool for what it is.

Thought provoking and often times sad. One of my favorites from this director hands down.

Roma is a top 5 Netflix movie. Beautifully shot and I mean beautifully. Framing is excellent, this semi autobiographical film about the younger years of Alfonso Cuarón is masterful piece of cinema.

Interesting film. Would watch again.

Second time still rules.

Some crazy scenes, the helicopter crash was extraordinary. A good time.

I really enjoy this film, I see it getting bad reviews from most critics upon its release and thereafter, but I think the Farrelly Brothers hit it right with this one. It’s a comedy that makes me laugh throughout. It’s not the smartest film, it’s not the best shot film, it’s not even the best Farrelly Brothers movie. It shares their signature charm and comedic chops and that’s good enough for me.

Adrenaline pumping moments.

After a few re watches, I think this movie is pretty bad. It looks stellar, the performances were there, and they end up being the only thing that saves it. As far as plot goes, the movie is all over the place. So many threads and nowhere to go with them. Should have been longer to avoid this, and use that extra time, OR shorter and hyper focus on the most important ones. Overall really disappointing because I was in awe (for different reasons) of X and Pearl. A shame, if the rumored 4th film is made, I hope it can work to salvage this one. Lily Collins was great, just the scene with her and Maxine discussing the opportunities ahead of them alone was a memorable performance. Ti West will be one of the greats though, calling it now.

Could have been such a cool movie, but instead it just sucks.

Story wise it’s able, nothing special. In every other way, it’s an absolute masterpiece of cinema. I go back and forth between this and A Night To . Both 5 star films.

THE greatest sequel of all time.

One of the greatest sequels of all time

James Cameron doesn’t miss

My second favorite in the franchise. And… Rebecca Ferguson. That is all.

Absolute cinema, but aspects of it haven’t aged well. Still a great film.

Ben Stiller should direct more movies.

Not horrible not great. I still kinda liked it.

Glad I finally got around to this one.

Nicole Kidman delivers most of the time.

About as good as any other Leigh Whannell film. The guy just can’t seem to make anything that isn’t bland. Had higher hopes for this movie, but the writer/director Whannell just can’t step out of his wheelhouse, there’s a scene where the Wolf Man is caught in a bear trap, so he eats his own foot to escape. Much like the good doctor from his first film, Saw. Doctor caught in bear trap and saws his own foot off to escape… hmmm Whannell is fortunate enough to be in the directors chair now, and this is what he comes up with. One positive is the “Wolf” vision, looks interesting and works for the movie.

Another one of those movies like A Few Good Men. You change the cast and it’s just not as good. Fantastic movie.

Not what I expected, definitely a good time.

My favorite movie of the year hands down. Great acting, great music, cinematography on point. I think the From Dusk Till Dawn comparison is valid but not really reflective of the overall experience. Loved it.

Just a good series and consistent as it goes along.

A fun movie. I think movies like this are really important in the big scheme of things. It goes through the motions. The cheerleading captain learns her team has been cheating due to the actions of the previous captain, and aims to change it. Every character grows and learns a lesson, being placed in the senior year of high school makes it a nice commentary on life outside of school. Sometimes things are gonna go wrong, but you learn and grow. It being a comedy makes it relatable to any viewer. Kirsten Dunst and co stars absolutely bring it.

Good times.

Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, Kevin Bacon, Jack Fucking Nicholson, and Kevin Pollock absolutely own this film. This movie is a testament to having a tough as nails cast. If you replaced those actors with anyone else, this would be nothing more than an episode of JAG. That’s not to take away from the writing and play of the same name.

While it does deviate from the novel by a large margin, I still find myself liking this one at the end of the day. Sam Rockwell, Angelica Houston, and Kelly Macdonald deliver in every scene they are in. They add an aura that just helps carry the film.

This movie getting a 3.5 from people is wild. Movie simply isn’t good. Anna Ferris is horrible in just about everything she’s in, she can’t even play a convincing stoner in this one. God damn I hated it.

Masterful work.

Honestly my overall favorite movie in the whole franchise.

Great space flick. A lot to think about with this one, great performances.

When I first saw this almost 2 decades ago, I didn’t really care for it. Now I can’t believe my past self would be such a bitch. Movie rules.

All 4 performers in this film absolutely kill it in my opinion. Love the banter and the small nature of the film.

Loved when he slapped the SHIT out of that kid.

Definitely a favorite of mine

Just such a stupid premise.

Val Kilmer and Jim Carrey deliver, everyone else is pretty bland and or bad. Tommy Lee Jones is the worst in this one.

Not supposed to be some crazy good film and that’s fine. It just so happens to suck all the same.

Pretty decent thriller. Nothing special but it just works.

Fuck. Just cause you can make a movie, doesn’t mean you should.

Toni Collette is fantastic in this movie, Parker Posey is also a shining moment.

Buying this one!