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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F (2024)
New Movie, Old Bones
My family and I grew up watching Beverly Hills Cop, and occasionally put it on every few months. When I heard the news of a fourth installment, I was excited but hesitant. We all know that many sequels don't do as well as the originals, but it's not the case with this movie. The humor, intensity and of course, the Eddie Murphy charm are all still very much intact. The film does a great job bringing the special touch from the first installment into this one. There wasn't a moment where I was bored out of my mind with unnecessary dialogue, and was eager as the story kept getting more climatic! The ending was the cherry on top, as I can gladly say that this movie beat expectations. But, nothing will ever top the OG film from 1984. Nevertheless, if you love BHC, you'll definitely get more than a few good laughs with this film.
American Horror Story: Multiply Thy Pain (2023)
The Old AHS is back!
I was thoroughly shook with how well this episode was executed! From start to finish, it felt like I was taken on a journey where I couldn't look away. It just kept getting better and better.
The acting is superb so far, and the cinematography is giving old ahs vibes. The story is reminding me of Murder House in so many ways, but I will leave that up to you to decide.
Kim's acting is 100x better than I had initially anticipated. She worked very well off Emma, and it felt so real. Didn't feel forced or over-exaggerated, which is something I always fear when it comes to a reality star taking on professional acting with A-list actors.
Excited to see how the rest of the season plays out. I have a great feeling that this season is gonna be one for the books!
We Have Always Lived in the Castle (2018)
Practically Perfect In Every Way
A film that deserves floods of recognition. I am a Movie Guru and was shocked with the reviews on this film.
So much to say. To start, the acting in this film is phenomenal. I was shaken by the performances, and loved every minute of it. The setting and costumes add the perfect touch to the film, and the dramatic scenes were extremely chilling. Taissa and Alexandra were truly the stars of the film. Perfectly directed and terrifying.
Highly recommend to anyone that is interested in a period piece that contains many twists and puzzles to follow. I would rewatch this film in a heartbeat, and understand even more of the events that transpired.
M3GAN (2022)
This movie is not far from reality, that's what makes it scary.
DONT TEST M3GAN
An absolute masterpiece of a film! Many of the main actors were insanely good, and I love how the story continued to develop all the way until the end of the film. That's one thing I look for in movies, a feeling of interest all throughout the runtime, and M3GAN definitely exceeded expectations. I also really like the deeper meaning of this story. Technology is definitely taking over, especially with the recent explosion of AI images and users, opening a bunch of new opportunities for the tech universe. It's scary really, how realistic we can make robots, that we can underestimate what they will be capable of doing/accomplishing. I love the dialogue that M3GAN the doll was filled with, discussing topics about the harsh reality of humanity, how we try using distractions as cures for our many problems. And, when those certain "distractions" are out of sight/use, we act paralyzed and unable to resort to normal human behavior. It's not until we discover the root of our issues that we're truly able to accept all that we encounter as we venture into the unknown. The fight scenes were SO COOL, and I'm so glad they were all long-lived. The gore is definitely there in the Unrated Version, and it makes the movie that much more engaging. The ending definitely caught me off guard, and I endured multiple gasps! What are you waiting for, check out M3GAN, to see where our lives are heading in the near future, and how unprepared we are for it all...
Ghostbusters (2016)
A phenomenal movie filled with endless laughs and a great cast lineup!
Looking through the reviews, I see everyone saying "Ignore all these reviews, this movie is terrible." Insane how people are still coming back here to write false reviews because they're extremely misogynistic. Sexism exists today, and when people saw this was going to be a female-led cast, they immediately criticized the film EVEN before it was released. Sadly, this is the world we love in today, filled with self-entitled people that think they know everything about movies. Get off your high horse and actually try to keep an open mind and enjoy a movie.
I, personally, loved this movie and it makes me laugh nonstop. I actually just watched it again with 10+ after taking multiple film classes and found it to be even more amazing. We were all crying our eyes out in laughter and kept choking on our popcorn lol. It's a full-fledged comedy with an all star cast that does such an amazing job. There was never a time throughout that I was ever bored. Give it a chance, go in with a clear mind, and you will enjoy it.
Definitely very nostalgic for people that have seen the previous films, but puts its own twist on the story. Overall hilarious production!
Ophelia (2018)
Never Doubt I Love
Ok wow. I am in no way, shape or form, a fan of reimaginations. I find most to be a waste of time, with a cast of untalented people. HOWEVER, this film exceeded my expectations. I love the girl power message incorporated into it all.
Daisy Ridley ate this role up, and seriously shifted my perspective of films like this. The cast was phenomenal together and I loved seeing this tragedy through the eyes of Ophelia.
Hamlet is one of my favorite Shakespeare plays, and Ophelia being my favorite character in all of his works. I fell in love with the mystery that surrounded her, I felt the pain she encountered throughout the play, and it devastated me. Seeing this production show us a new way of looking at this tragedy, it feels as if a piece of me has become complete.
Ignore these other hateful reviews that tell you otherwise, I am a hardcore Shakespeare fan and found this movie to be a blessing and a well-executed one as well. Bravo!
Wednesday (2022)
TWO SNAPS UP
Wow!
I am truly blown away with this series. I was extremely hesitant to start it at first, but once I started, I couldn't stop. Every episode more interesting and intense than the last. Let's start with the flawless acting. Perfectly casted Jenna Ortega took this role and RAN WITH IT. I forgot it was her on tv and not Wednesday Addams. I can't and will never be able to explain what a phenomenal job she did. I loved the incorporation of Christina Ricci, the original Wednesday, and how she was very active throughout every episode. I loved how multiple pieces would come together with each scene that passed. Every actor in this series nailed their role and it felt so real when I watched. Now, the dialogue...INCREDIBLE. Very unique and totally fitting to a series like this one. Fell in love with so many characters and their stories. Finally, the location. Gosh, Romania is gorgeous, and I loved how the creators of the show didn't stray away from the setting that Wednesday would be located in. I won't spoil anything, but I will say this..the show never lost its spark. Ever. *snap* *snap*!
Halloween Ends (2022)
Corey Kills the Series, but Laurie saves it!
Halloween Ends wasn't the movie I was hoping for. If you notice in the trailers, they never show this "Corey" character in evil form, because they knew audiences would hate him. We see Michael in 10% of the movie, and the spark that was there in HALLOWEEN (2018) is not here in this movie. However, I adored the fight scenes, as well as the showdown between Michael and Laurie at the end. Definitely kept tensions high. Wish we saw more character development from Alyson, and I hated the so called "chemistry" she had with Corey. I just hated the Corey addition all together. It's pretty hard to look past him lifting the mask off Michael, it just made him seem powerless. The ending scene was pretty good tbh, it definitely wrapped up the movie franchise, but left a lot of unanswered questions...lots of missed opportunities, and sloppy directing for most of the movie.
In the end, Laurie Strode remains our final girl, and Jamie Lee Curtis's performance is what prevents this movie from being grinded up(pun intended).
(PS...where tf was Lindsey during all this mayhem?)
Orphan: First Kill (2022)
Yes Mummy, this prequel ROCKS
Isabelle Fuhrman is back in this bloody and mysterious prequel. From beginning to end, it had an amazing flow to it. From the asylum scene in the beginning to the doctor scene at the end...freaking bone-chilling! I loved the use of light in this film. Added a special touch to the multiple scenarios that arose throughout. The bloody death scenes were sudden, and I loved how I didn't see many of them coming. The one scene that is still stuck with me is when Esther is sitting in the doctors office at the end, looking all sad, and she smiles, then her smile fades and a tear drops from her eyes. When the film got quiet at that scene...ugh you can't ask for better directing and acting. Overall phenomenal film and a worthy prequel!
Spencer (2021)
Absolutely stunning!
From the first scene to the last, I was drifted away by the wonderful directing and acting that took place in this film. From time to time, I would constantly forget that the actress is indeed Kristen Stewart and not the Queen of our Hearts, Princess Diana. This biopic was perfectly executed, and touched every bit of my heart. Kristen truly put her entire heart and soul, to say the least, into this film. I am still in shock as I'm writing this. The tragedy, the joy, the emptiness, the dancing, the sorrow...what a masterpiece. This cast worked so well together, and the moments of silence throughout the film spoke volumes, as you could clearly see all the pain, emotions and thoughts going through Diana's head during these moments. The ending scene, going from a smile of freedom to a frown of devastation. Fabulous perspectives throughout, and never a dull moment. Bravo!
Secret Obsession (2019)
AMAZING MOVIE WOW
This movie was fantastic, the acting was superb, and Brenda was amazing! I don't understand any of these bad reviews! It was well worth watching, and i bit all my nails off watching it. So suspenseful, and never a dull moment. WATCH THIS MOVIE, don't listen to these other reviews!
American Horror Stories: Game Over (2021)
So upset with this, terrible job Ryan
Ryan,
You told us we would get MANY original ghosts, but instead you go and bring ONE back, Ben Harmon. Adelaide was just in a simulation of a game, and it confused the story. I'm so upset with how this turned out, and I never want you to revisit Murder House UNLESS we get to see the ACTUAL OG Ghosts such as Violet, Tate, VIVIEN, Hayden, etc.
The storyline was horrible, the acting wasn't bad though. Hence why I'm giving this 1 star. Please clean up this act, and don't get us hype over a series like this then lie to us.
With love and anger
THE TRUE AHS FANS.
American Horror Stories: Ba'al (2021)
BILLIE OUR QUEEN!
This episode went beyond my expectations, and Billie's acting skills blow me away every time! The character development throughout this episode blew me up! I'm so proud of her and Ronen Rubinstein. The story's twists came out of NOWHERE, and this episode scared the heck out of me! Overall, amazing episode, THIS is how every episode should leave us fans feeling...terrified yet satisfied!