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corny and cheesy and all that good stuff <3

good for what it was. nothing outstanding or anything super different from every other "we're going on a journey" film out there and the comedy was corny at times, but it was cute. the vfx towards the end was pretty cool though. watched this solely for john krasinski, and i love him and he was charming in this, but definitely liked him in other films better.

kill after kill. jaw drop after jaw drop. so glad i got to see this in 4DX, but i will say that i think my experience with sonic 3 in 4DX was better (but it also had more action, so it made sense that it would be more involved in 4DX). audience i watched it with understood the assignment. watching definitely made me wanna watch all the final destination movies again.

that was one hell of a waste of time (derogatory)
(on a light note though, this was fun for what it was, but definitely felt underwhelming when it came to the killer reveal & was super hard to get through at times because the dialogue was so cringey).

mentally punched the lady next to me because she would not shut the fuck up, but my goodness, this 1000% lived up to the hype. so glad i was able to see this in theaters. michael b jordan and hailee steinfeld prove time and time again that they shine in whatever movie they're in. at times i feel like i couldn't quite hear what the characters were saying because of the people around me being loud, but, i luckily understood what i needed to. was such a fun time and my boyfriend was trying to figure out what the movie meant, but you know, sometimes movies can just be about sexy vampires???? i'm not quite sure what it meant myself, but not all movies have to mean something—some can just be fun, like this one. i need michael b jordan in another horror role IMMEDIATELY.

Hard Truths tells a short story of the harsh realities of fat-shaming in the modeling industry. Hope is faced with the hard truth that, unfortunately, no matter who she's working with, they'll always need her to change her body in some way. While watching I felt a sense of relief in knowing that Hope still wanted to stay true to herself and she had someone close by that was willing to stand their ground for her. Watching this made me feel like my body mattered too. A grand performance from the actress playing Hope, I really felt like she meant every word. The short film felt incomplete, but I was glad to at least know that Hope wasn't going to change herself for anybody.

SUNDAYS WITH DAD is a short film that falls a bit short. While the connection between father and son was there, the jokes didn't quite land for me. Though it was framed as mostly comedy, I felt that the comedic parts were the ones that I think could've been better. The only joke that I believe landed for me was one of the last ones, already 20 minutes in. That dramatic monologue done by the dad was done well, but the music in the background kind of overshadowed the moment. Not quite my cup of tea, but could be someone else's.

AFTER is a short film that rocks the boat in a short amount of time. The tension between daughter and father is enough to cut with a knife. In just shy of 20 minutes, you're brought into the grieving world of a father that definitely played favorites, but is still trying his best. Overcome with grief, the father turns to drinking his heart out and being determined to get revenge for his son's death. The short film really makes you feel for the daughter, as she's trying to convince her father that revenge isn't always the answer and sometimes abiding by the law, is the hardest thing someone can do after losing someone near and dear to their heart. Took a little bit to get to the point, but the lead up definitely set up for something great.

you know, this was actually a lot more entertaining than i thought it'd be. henry and natalie were allergic to showing any kind of emotionally in an even remotely convincing way and garett carried. i said what i said.

had no intentions of watching this, but then my boyfriend suggested we see it and i was like, "you know what? why not?" and honestly enjoyed it much more than I thought i would. it's very much giving sword art online.

no rhyme or reason for anything ever happening on screen, but it's fun to watch when you want something whimsical, gory and hilariously random to watch. honestly didn't expect to enjoy this as much as i did. still think the casting for the brothers when they were younger was terrible #sorrynotsorry but theo james rlly did his thing with his roles. solid watch.

"Enter The Room" is a short film that is full of tense scenes and relatable interactions between two brothers. The twist at the end was unexpected, but one that I feel like could've been explored further. I'm one to always never see a twist coming and this one took me by surprise, as I expected. While I enjoyed the plot twist and that brief scene illustrating the insanity felt, I feel like the truth could've become more apparent a few minutes before it was said, so the ending could've been wrapped up better. Overall, an interesting watch and definitely had me feeling stressed, anxious and ready to watch more.

jack quaid can do no wrong i think

once you get past the different animation style and the corny use of live action scenes mixed with animation, this isn't too bad. i rlly enjoyed seeing plankton and karen's backstory. a fun little film to watch with the family <3

watched Mickey 17 and then this right after, quite the turn of events. this was so cute and i rlly like the animation style <3

the perfect amount of funny and depressing <3

a lot less interesting than i thought it would be. had trouble keeping my attention at times, but it's off my watchlist now at least <3

not my normal cup of tea, but an interesting watch nonetheless. my coworker suggested i watch and was giggling about the "abby normal" part in the film as she told me about it.

absolute cinema.

Adam Elliot earned his spot as one of my favorite directors with this and Memoir of a Snail <3

as someone who's not into action movies all that much, i was rather surprised by this one. the premise was very interesting and entertaining. while voiceovers to introduce and conclude a movie are sometimes a bit cliché, i enjoyed the addition of them in this film. though vincent was the protagonist, it felt hard to root for him at times. i enjoyed the cinematography throughout the film, and found myself wanting to keep watching to see how the story would unfold. while watching one particular kill, my jaw literally dropped. a fun film all around, though i feel like some spots fell short. room for growth, but a damn good start!

when i'm at the wacky and hilarious duo competition and alyssa and dreux show up… . .

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rip percy pudel, you would've loved playing BeanBoozled

cgi and dialogue was absolutely dreadful at times, but i mean… . . it's expected from a christmas movie. it was a lighthearted holiday film, so it was good for what it was.

they don't make movie soundtracks like this anymore

no one does it like kenny ortega, let's be honest

nice to see a horror movie that isn't just unnecessary jump scares and includes creepy scenes that aren't just for shock factor but are genuinely unsettling. felt very engrossed in the plot. a fun watch.

clocked is a beautiful film that has me at a loss for words. an amazingly talented bunch of individuals came together and made one of the best coming-of-age stories i've seen in a long time. equally heartwarming and heart wrenching, clocked narrates the intricacies in coming to with your true self, while fighting for your family's approval. a genuinely touching piece of cinema.

the only thing i loved more than the movie was the crowd i was watching it with <3

taron egerton stuns as a lead in an action film? um… . . fork in kitchen???

oh the t slay between sabrina and kali uchis <3

staring camp right in the eye with this one

gremlin when i catch you gremlin

this film made me feel real genuine discomfort. an amazing directorial debut. anna kendrick proves that she can stun in more than just comedies.

this last dance wasn't as impressive as i thought it was going to be

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ABSOLUTELY INSANE WATCH. never seen anything like it. still angry that she stood fred up, but what can i say… . .

an (out of) body horror masterpiece <3

i love the "thing that isn't supposed to have feelings, ends up having feelings" trope, gotta be one of my favorite genres <3

even with all the hype this received, i was severely underwhelmed.

I’m bob's #1 fan <3

good story, even better characters <3

my favorite watch of 2024 <3

genuinely such a good soundtrack… . . singer was giving me ella mai or raye vibes. honestly not a bad watch, but yeah, most of the plot was given off from the trailer so that sucks.

fuck bailey, all my homies hate bailey

only thing I love more than glen powell, is glen powell in a wet t-shirt and a cowboy hat

the first movie i've seen that didn't feel like i was watching a movie. tension that you could dice up with a knife, truly left me enthralled and wanting to watch more. accidentally watched the first episode of the mini series before watching this, but then watching the movie to get context so i can keep watching the series. honestly super hooked with this story.

maxine's head at the end looked like her in the same way that people draw zendaya think their drawing looks like her but rlly doesn't

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could've ended the movie a few times, but then it just didn't end… . . the protagonists were so painfully awkward i almost gave up watching when i was 20 mins in. the cinematography was quite good though, but the fact that owen was a literal child in 7th grade (with a whole separate actor) but maddy in 9th grade was just present day maddy in a bad wig was quite stupid to me idk. the casting for younger owen could've been better. the plot was interesting, but was quite weird and the pink opaque honestly looked like a shit show. definitely an interesting watch, but not too much of an enjoyable one. filmstagram kinda played me because everyone was rating it 4-5 stars so i was expecting a lot, but was quite disappointed.

made the mistake of trying to watch the uncensored version, realized it was a bit much, then watched the theatrical version and liked it much better. honestly not half-bad, though felicia annoyed me a ton.

was worth staying up until 2am for