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I get what they were trying to go for here, but it just isn't that well executed. The premise is pretty fun, and it has at least a few decent moments, but it's just rather uninspired. It tries to be multiple things, though it isn't really all that good at any of them. I'm maybe a bit surprised by how bad it is, but I've never really got the feeling that it would be that good.

It almost exceeded my expectations for it, but I do kinda wish that each of the stories were a bit longer. The dialog leaves a bit to be desired at a few points, and the animation is maybe a bit iffy at times. Though it's mostly quite visually impressive with loads of badass action. It is such a creative and quite cool addition to this franchise. I wouldn't say that any of the stories is that much weaker than the others, but the second one is pretty clearly the best one.

It's a nice, sweet little movie, and it has a likable enough group of characters. But I feel like it could have used a bit more humor, though, some of the humor that it does have just didn't work a ton for me. I also think my largest issue is that it is just too formulaic. Plus, I feel like the sister didn't get enough screen time.

I really liked it after my first time watching it, and you know what, I still really like it. I've always felt like it gets way too much hate, and I still really feel that way. It may not be that close to being on the level of Ragnarok, but it definitely is a good movie. Some of the issues might be a bit more noticeable on a second watch, though I still find myself really enjoying it. I'd absolutely be down for another Thor movie, but I do kinda wonder if it'll actually happen.

This movie absolutely rocks, and is mostly just such a blast from start to finish. I think I almost forgot just how awesome it is.

It isn't just bad, it is also mostly just really quite forgettable. I honestly think I had forgotten about a lot of what happens in this movie. There is some MCU stuff that I'm probably higher on than most people, but even I can't come to the defense of this movie. It might truly be the worst movie in the whole MCU.

It's been a while since I've watched this movie, and while a few parts might be slightly worse than I them being. I think I mostly like it about the same as I always have. It's pretty enjoyable, but not much about it is much better than just solid.

I really don't think I cared much for that movie, and it feels like one that I might grow to dislike more the longer that I think about it. I mean, the first half is decent enough, but it really, really lost me in the second half. I was kinda looking forward to this movie, and while it does have a few solid lines. It mostly just isn't really all that funny, and mainly just feels like another movie that wants to believe it is much smarter than it actually is.

It's fairly enjoyable and visually It's quite impressive. But the story is mostly just pretty average.

I'm not sure if I even plan on getting around to the new live action version. I just sorta felt like revisiting the original. This movie is still just such a good, fun time.

It's a pleasant, funny time, and it has a few pretty wild, wacky moments. But it is maybe a little too safe at times, and it does kinda noticeably start to stretch a bit thin at a few points. Though, I would also say that I like this movie, and I feel like someone should absolutely make some more Looney Tunes movies.

It's entertaining enough, and it finishes kinda strong. But it just doesn't quite have the same amount of charm as The Beekeeper. It has a few really solid moments, and it is kinda funny at times, but it just takes itself way too seriously, and it never really did enough to make me care that much about much of what was going on. Also, the visuals are kinda cool at a few points, but they are mostly just kinda bland. I also feel like they could have given David Harbour a bit more to do.

When I first heard that they were doing a new fear street movie, I was pretty intrigued because I dug the other ones, especially that third one. But this movie is such an let down, and it is barely deserving of being called a fear street movie. I mean, it has some decent moments, and the music is definitely good. But I'm not sure I can really think of much else good to say about it. It is just so lazy and not a whole lot about it is really all that interesting or memorable.

I don't really think I would say that it is that good. But it's actually not that bad either. It's pretty entertaining and fairly watchable, yet it's also mostly forgettable and pretty predictable. I'm also not sure John Krasinski was really a good fit for the lead role. Though the main performance that stood out all that much in a good way is Eiza Gonzalez. Also, it didn't exactly leave me feeling that interested in seeing more adventures involving this group of characters.

This is a pretty great movie. I've always been a big fan of it. But I think I almost like it more after having seen all of Andor. I certainly have more appreciation for it. Andor is such an amazing series.

It's a totally fine movie, but I can't imagine that I'll actually spend much time thinking about it now that I'm done watching it. It's nice, pretty enjoyable, and it has a bit of real heart to it. But there is just a lot going on in this movie, and not much about it really stands out that much. I also sort of feel like it would have been better served as a limited series.

It's silly, pretty funny, and it actually has a decent amount of heart to it. But it almost goes by too fast half the time. Also, the cat villain is kinda like far and away the best and most interesting thing about this movie.

I actually think I would say that it is better than I thought it might be. It starts to drag a bit in the third act, and it maybe could have used a few more jokes. But it is still a fun and enjoyable time. Also, Jack Quaid is quite good in the main role, but I do feel like Amber Midthunder was a little under - used here.

It has loads of charm and a surprising amount of heart. Plus, it has some really nice messages. But it is a bit too predictable, and I was a little unsure at times about who the target audience for this movie is actually supposed to be.

I like it, but I never really got to a point where I felt like I might love it. It's enjoyable, well acted by just about everyone, and it is pretty solidy paced. But I don't know, something just kept it from ever fully grabbing me. I can kinda see why some people might love it, but I currently don't really feel like it is truly worthy of being in the conversation for best movie of the year.

It's fairly watchable, and it has some moments of real entertainment. But it does just sorta feel like an undercooked and overstuffed copy of a different, better movie. Though, I will say that the visual style is kinda cool.

The first half is fun, but the second half is definitely the better overall story. I also think it might be my favorite of these star wars tales things.

I don't really think I've seen much of this movie since it first came out. So I figured that it was probably time to revisit it. It's a decent and pretty entertaining movie, but for the most part, it isn't really that memorable. Though I do feel like it gets a little too much hate.

I've always kinda felt like this movie might end up being good, but even I'm pretty pleasantly surprised by how much I ended up liking it. I mean, I think I love this movie. It is such a fresh, quite funny, and surprisingly emotionally deep movie. The action is quite good to at times kinda great, but it is more about the characters than that stuff. The pacing is so good, I don't really think there was a moment when it felt like it might be starting to drag even a bit. The main group of characters all have such good chemistry, though I was left kinda wishing that a few of the characters got a bit more to do. Florence Pugh is quite good, but I feel like Lewis Pullman is the true standout performance from this movie. Bob is an interesting and different character. I'm pretty fascinated to see what they do with him next. The reveal of why there is an asterisk isn't that surprising, but it is still pretty interesting. I don't think I would say that it is my favorite of the post endgame MCU movies, though it is pretty damn close. Also, the post credits scene is so good. That might really be the best one that they've done in a while.

I liked this movie after my first time watching it, and while I don't think I like it as much on a rewatch. I do think I would say that I still like this movie. It probably did come out at least a few years too late, and it isn't exactly the most rewatchable of movies. But I do still find myself enjoying it.

It's a pretty fun time, and it has a few cool kills. But it does just play things too safe and predictable. Though it did leave me feeling kinda interested to see what they do next. Because while it does definitely have its flaws. It is pretty decent for being a directorial debut.

That is really quite the movie. It just has such a unique and delightful vibe to it. Plus, it really does feel like it has some real rewatchability, and there are at least a few moments that I could see really sticking with me. If I was gonna have an issue with it, it might be that it did seem to run out of a bit of steam towards the end.

I really wanted to be hopeful that this movie might be something. But it just really isn't at all. I mean, it definitely has its moments. But outside of the performance from Ke Huy Quan, a lot about this movie just feels rather half assed.

It definitely isn't good, but it isn't anywhere close to being the worst of these Sony spidey villain movies. The action is actually pretty decent, but there isn't enough of it. Also, the acting leaves a lot to be desired, and while I don't always complain about cgi, a few of the scenes in this movie are rough. I almost feel like it would have been better off as a standalone thing instead of trying to be a part of a franchise. Plus, it just barely earns its R rating.

This movie is way better than it has any right being. It is arguably the best overall movie of the whole franchise, and it is just a really quite fun and honestly pretty mature send-off for this character. If you wanna get really nitpicky about it, you could probably find some stuff to criticize. But I don't really care, I just really, really like this movie.

It's a fun time, and it is certainly a huge step up from the second movie. But it does probably go on at least a little too long.

It has a bit of charm, and it has some solid laughs. But it just tries way too hard to recapture what made the first one so good and ends up mostly coming off as a really dumbed down remix of the first one. Also, it feels like they must have spent a good amount of the budget on the music with how much they jammed in there.

It feels like it possibly could have really been something. But it is mostly just fairly meh. The performances are all solid, but I don't really think I'm as in love with them as a lot of people seem to be. The story is undercooked, and it also just feels like it is maybe a little too short.

It's sweet, interesting, and funny to at times laugh out loud, hilarious. But the attempts at more serious moments aren't always quite as effective. Also, it did kinda feel like it was a little overstuffed.

I'm pretty certain that I've seen all of this movie before. But it has been a long time, so I'm not completely certain. But yea, this movie is just so much fun.

It's pretty enjoyable, and it has a few genuinely really funny moments. Plus, Sophie Thatcher is quite good in her performance. But it just isn't quite as clever as it wants to believe that it is, and it really feels like it potentially could have been better.

It's a fun time, and it has some fun cameos. Plus, Palmer and SZA have such good chemistry. But I feel like it just needed to pack some more punch at times. Though, if you can't at least have some fun with this movie. That might be a you problem.

It gets off to a promising enough start, but it just really starts to sputter out after a little while. It sorta feels like something that might have made for a solid skit that they just tried to stretch out way too far.

It's pretty enjoyable, and the animation is pretty impressive. But it could have used more humor, and the songs mostly aren't really all that memorable. It really could've just used something to help it stand out more. I don't know if I'd say that I could tell that it was originally gonna be a series. Though it does feel a bit more like a streaming movie than something that got released in theaters.

Peak cinema.

It's definitely the best overall movie of the three. But I feel like it could have used more of Shadow. The action has really taken a step up, and it is by far the most consistently funny of the sonic movies. But it is a bit too predictable at times, and some moments probably could've used a bit more time to breathe.

I like it, but I don't really think I would say that I love it. It's a good amount of fun and features a great performance from Robert Pattinson. But it just feels like it was maybe trying to do too much, and the ending just left something to be desired. The first act is pretty great, and the second act is also quite good, but it seemed to sorta start to run out of steam after that. I wouldn't say that I dislike the ending, but the last ten or so minutes of the movie are probably the weakest part of the movie. The visuals are pretty awesome, and the overall message is good. But it does feel like they were trying a bit too hard with some of the messaging of it at times. I really don't think I would say that I was disappointed by it, but with how much I was looking forward to it. I was just hoping that it may be at least somewhat better. Though it does feel like one that may take a few viewings to fully appreciate.

I feel about the same about it, as I did after my first time watching it. It's an enjoyable time, but it's overcrowded and like 10 to 20 minutes too long.

It's a pretty fun time, but I'm still not sure I really get the love that some seem to have for it.

I may not say that it is as bad as some have made it out to be, but it definitely isn't good. It really does have some pretty solid moments, but it's just too uneven, and it's not nearly as interesting as it wants to believe that it is. It mostly just feels like a waste of its really talented cast. Though, it really does feel like something that old people are probably going to really love.

It's a real shame that it seems like barely anyone went to see it. Because it's actually a blast, and it has some real emotion to it. Maybe it goes on a bit long, but it did kinda make me wanna listen to some of his music. Plus, I'd say that the monkey cgi mostly really worked for me.

I don't know if I would say that it did much to really wow me, but it is definitely a good time. It's really enjoyable, funny, and has plenty of good music. Plus, it never really felt like it was truly dragging on. Though, it is maybe a bit too paint by numbers at times. Also, it might have been nice if they had given Monica Barbaro a bit more to do.

It's well made, and the filmmaking style is so unique, and interesting. But I just found it to be a hard one to really connect with at times. Though, It does feel like a movie that people absolutely need to see.

I think I might say that I kinda like it. But I was mostly just left feeling rather underwhelmed by it. I mean, the look and sound of it is good. Plus, it really does have some pretty strong moments. But it's overlong, too safe, and mainly just seemed to have a hard time keeping me engaged. Also, Bill Skarsgard gives a good performance, though not much about any of the other performances is really that memorable.

This is just not a good movie. It's an interesting enough and kinda cool idea. But it is at least thirty minutes too long, not nearly as smart as it seems to think that it is, and never really managed to make me feel much of anything for anyone in it. Also, it feels like the more I think about it, the more that I'm gonna dislike it.

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