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A heartfelt movie with John Travolta at the top of his game. The bond between the three generations is really touching, and the storyline is interesting. You see John Travolta doing everything he can for his son. I really enjoyed this movie.…

Despite it was a low budget film and the acting wasn't the best, it had a very good story line. There were a few scenes I think they could have done without, but overall, not that bad a movie.…

**Give the production crew a raise, but please, PLEASE give the characters an action that isn’t just “pacing” whenever they’re stressed or thinking about something…** **LIKE:** Sound editing is chef’s kisssss — every knock, every kettle boiling, every hand slamming on a table. Regular sounds being larger than life really added to the sense of suspense this show needed to keep it spooky and exciting. On the topic of sound, I love the soundtrack — both the use of 80s hits _and_ the synth-heavy underscore, which makes the scary scenes 10x scarier and the sad scenes 10x more heart-wrenching. …

Don’t let the terrible title and bargain-bin poster put you off — this Korean superhero movie is an absolute blast, and I honestly had more fun with it than I have with most recent DCU and MCU outings. I found myself laughing far more than expected. The characters are absurdly likeable too — something many big-budget superhero films still struggle to get right — and you genuinely enjoy spending time with them between the action beats. It clearly doesn’t have the budget of its Hollywood counterparts, and some of the effects reflect that (think Kung Fu Hustle rather than Marvel pol…

"Haven't I seen this before? Department Q... [PONDERS] Wasn't this a movie?!" At the end of episode 1, I was a bit confused, because I distinctly remembered watching something with [INSERT EPISODE 1 SPOILERS]. For about an hour after, I sat wondering if I should bother watching the rest of it because I've seen the movie adaptation from some years ago, so I know the general gist of the plot. I decided to watch it anyway because the cast is good. I'm not on the final episode of season 1 and I can safely say that even if you have watched the movie, you should still watch the series. I…

I thought it was a great idea, telling the story of the Predators and their culture! In fact I was hoping for more of that from when "Predators" came out. Loved how they tied it in with the "Alien" franchise also loved that when they first did it with AVP. But there were a few niggles that killed it for me. Firstly, reading subtitles for too long that really isn't necessary especially when they had a synthetic speaking English anyway, like hello. The idea of Predator has always been the hunt is everything so I can forgive what they did here it was creative but again the story felt off like the…

Our film opens with some trends hanging out, and then it gets weird pretty quickly. On a mental note, it said our intro is chapter 10, and I'm not sure where that comes into play as of yet, but I think it's counting down. I'm enjoying the visuals and the cinematography being utilized. I must say that I truly enjoy the styling of the Death sequences, which allow more for our imaginations to freely let loose. From the scenes that have unfolded so far, it would appear that spirits are running amuck and enjoying themselves at the expense of the living. It rather nicely done, and I enjoy…

(long, maybe spoilers) What does freedom cost when you're trapped in the concrete jungle of late capitalism, shuffling papers in a bank while others profit from your labor? Rodrigo Moreno's Los Delincuentes poses this question through what appears to be a heist film, though calling it that is like calling 2001: A Space Odyssey a movie about astronauts. This is a meditation disguised as a crime story, a philosophical inquiry wrapped in the trappings of genre, and ultimately, something far stranger and more radical: a daydream about escape that may never actually happen at all. The fil…

53/100 The disappearance of a boy triggers a series of strange and bizarre events. The pros first: it's an interesting story with some clever twists and I can certainly appreciate the film's ability to continually fool the viewer into a specific narrative only to pull the rug out from under them. In that respect, I can understand the ratings. But, as for me... I never connected with the characters and the film felt flat in its delivery. I never really felt any tension or concern about what was happening, I didn't find it engaging and the ending didn't deliver the expected punch. --DrNos…

"Predator Soy Boy" shows us all that no matter how wimpy you are, the power of diversity, equality and inclusion, is on your side. Biology be damned. Suffice to say, this is a rather ridiculous take on the Predator universe. Weird looking Dik oops I mean Dek, is the wussiest of the predators. Dad who dresses like a demonic deer, wants to croak Dek, for this very reason. Of course, he could have done so in infancy, as the Spartans did, if this is the kind of society they inhabit. Anyway for no obvious reason he lets Dek hang around embarrassing him and because its such a hassle to do him in,…