Author: chris
47 Meters Down, 2017
Not nearly enough sharks. How could these girls possible hear each other when their ears were not in their masks? It drove me nuts.
T2 Trainspotting, 2017
I forgot how much I loved all of these characters and I loved all the echoes back to the original film. The message of moving on and reconciling your past really hit me hard.
mother!, 2017
I don’t know if this movie is some kind of weird torture or a masterpiece. It’s been a week and I still can’t stop thinking about it. It’s pretty much how I feel about every Aronofsky movie.
Baby Driver, 2017
I couldn’t be happier that Edgar Wright has finally found mainstream success without having to compromise his unique style.
The House, 2017
Pretty thin on plot but it was fun watching all these different comedians do their thing.
Transformers: The Last Knight, 2017
Here we are again… The constant switching back and forth between IMAX and 2.35:1 footage was baffling. It happened in mid-sentence constantly. I don’t even know what is going on.
The Big Sick, 2017
Overflowing with charm and heart. I’d be surprised if this movie doesn’t rack up a few Oscar nominations next year.
Goon: Last of the Enforcers, 2017
A solid follow-up to the original. The movie would have been better off with less of the Jay Baruchel character this time around. He acted like he was in a different movie.
Wonder Woman, 2017
Finally proof that a DC movie doesn’t have to be so depressing. The entire cast was perfectly chosen. I really admired the fact that the filmmakers didn’t shy away from how horrible World War 1 was.
Starship Troopers: Traitor of Mars, 2017
I appreciated all of the nods to the other films of the series. There were also some fun action scenes. Worth checking out if you are a fan.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, 2017
I had to check it out again but this time in 4K UHD. This movie is a great way to show off some truly stunning visuals. Highly recommended if you have access.
Death Note, 2017
Pretty decent remake. Could have been about 30 minutes longer to give some of the scenes room to breath. I loved the score.


