Author: chris

Really surprising. I thought it was very funny and the video game aspects were spot-on.

A fascinating look into the nitty-gritty details of how Hitchcock worked and the one scene that changed movies forever.

I really was ready to like this but I had to force myself to keep watching until the end.

A beautifully made movie. After this and The Shape of Water, Michael Stuhlbarg is becoming one of my new favorite actors.

A well crafted mystery with good performances all around.

A better Blair Witch sequel than the one that came out in 2016. One of the creepiest creature designs in a long, long time.

I never read these comics before so this was a pretty informative documentary. I was surprised how many talented writers and artists came out of this one comic series.

A real rush job from start to finish. Barely anything had time to sink in before running off to the next scene. On a positive note, it was nice to finally see Cavill having some fun playing Superman after 2 movies of doom and gloom.

If you take out the Cloverfield universe connections all you are left with is a run of the mill sci-fi movie. Star Trek: Discovery is handling multiverses so much better right now.

A hugely talented cast misused in a run of the mill bio-pic. Check out the 2015 documentary “Drunk Stoned Brilliant Dead” instead.

There’s an interesting story to be had here but this movie is all surface level. Everyone speaks in sound bites.

I doubt the filmmakers intended this movie to be so funny. You have teenagers speaking like a 70 year old man wrote the script. Worst part is you can tell everyone involved thought this movie was going to be the next big thing. Highly recommended for fans of so bad they’re good movies.

GDT is truly one of our greatest working filmmakers. There wasn’t a weak link in the entire cast. A really lovely and romantic film.