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Tbh this movie wasn't even that bad, considering how much hate it was getting before release. The graphics were pretty good and some of the scenes were set up well for the emotional effect. The only bad moments of the movie was when Roz said "I am the wild robot". W movie but there were some unnecessary cringe moments.

Pretty fun movie with some heartwarming moments that I think were unnecessary in a comedy movie like Garfield. Overall a great comedy movie with funny jokes and references.

I feel like this is one of those movies where you really have to pay attention to know what's going on. Watership Down really impressed with me the storyline and the characters were pretty well devloped throughout the movie. My favorite character had to be General Woundwort; despite him being the antagonist, he had some cold lines and fun moments. This movie is very impressive for being released in 1978, as I thought it was a late 1990s to early 2000s movie. I didn't like how they only showed the dog for only a minute or two, considering it was a supporting/secondary antagonist. Great movie.

Ok so this movie was the first movie with Monsterverse Godzilla and it wasn’t bad. However, in a movie made about Godzilla, he had very little screentime and only appeared for under 15 minutes. The dark setting really shows how big Godzilla is in some scenes and I believe this is his best roar throughout the movies

This movie is the sequel to the 2021 Godzilla vs Kong and boy was it amazing. The CGI and effects were at the peak during the Monsterverse. Props to Legendary for that. The titans and humans got equal screentime and I feel as if it was another one of those "Kong solo movies". The storyline was awesome and I liked how Skar King was this cocky villain. I loved his fighting style and choice of weapons. Shimo was kind of disappointing as she didn't get enough screentime in actual winning combat except vs Kong. Godzilla was amazing and his new pink evolution is immaculate.

This movie is a pretty good sequel but it was more of a cash grab than a continuation of what happened prior to the events of the first film. I enjoyed the fight scenes but they just didn’t feel realistic. I don’t get how a 2300 ton robot can do kicks and flips. I also don’t like how they turned Newt into an antagonist but the way they did it was cool. Great movie but they could’ve made the Jaegers more realistic and heavy like.

You guys might disagree with me on this one but this is a great movie. The CGI and other effects are insane for 2012. The Avengers square off against Loki and his alien army and have to stop him from enslaving humanity. It takes place in New York City, with action packed fight sequences also taking place. Iron Man rocked the Mark VII, the same suit he used in Iron Man 2. This was a great movie.

I think this movie is more of a summary of what happened than a movie that explains the actual timeline and lore. Tbh, this movie wasn't that scary as I thought it would be leaning towards the jumpscares from the movie which was pretty unlikely to happen due to Mike's plot armor. For the plot and story, I just don't understand why it takes place in the late 2000s because the original fnaf 1 took place in 1993. Also why did they make Vanessa related to William Afton? I just don't get why so many things changed from the games, like the springlock failure (I know it's PG-13 but still). It was more based on the book The Silver Eyes and the books aren't canon to the timeline/lore. I liked how William Afton was able to control the animatronics because that's a cool little detail we didn't get in the games. I don't get how they weren't able to recognize him in the Spring Bonnie suit. Did they choose not to cuz they were afraid? Idk. Good movie but it contains lots of plot holes and changes from games. Great cameos from MatPat and CoryxKenshin. References like Sparky the dog, Shadow Freddy, and Tortured Freddy just didn't make sense though. I enjoyed this movie a lot in theaters but once I think about it and its "relations" to the lore, I just see it as a summary. If you're a first time fnaf watcher you won't get the line "I always come back". Long ahh review ik. 😭

This movie is a parody of most zombie movies, which is why it makes it one of the best zombie movies ever. Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg did an amazing job writing and directing this movie. All the adult jokes and references got me laughing pretty hard. Great movie

This was a very fun movie to watch based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Seth Rogan dove into their teenage years. I don't know if it's canon or not, but I liked the story. Watching with The Bois made it more fun.

This movie is something else dude. I watched this movie with my family last night and we all loved it. It's basically Moses' life story or something. This movie was great and it's one of my top five favorite movies of all time.

Evil Dead Rise serves as a prequel to the Ash vs. Evil Dead series. I enjoyed every little detail that referenced the old 2000s Ash vs. Evil Dead movies. My family and I were a little scared in theaters, especially sitting up front and personal but I'm not removing any points for that. It was more of a zombie-themed movie than an actual supernatural reboot to the earlier movies in the franchise. The story has a mother who gets possessed and kills half her family.

This movie was a very epic action movie. I enjoyed the whole thing, although the story could've used some work. Overall a great movie and I enjoyed it big time! Solid 85+ on every category.

This movie was an adaptation of the popular kids series of the same name. However, it was kind of violent in a sense with the Cat just being a complete psycho and maniac at some points. This movie just completely sucked and I'm disappointed there wasn't a Thingamajigger and it didn't go up and away.

This movie is based off of the 1971 Perron Family case, where a demon known as Bathsheba haunted their property. The movie lines up well with how the actual story went down, but the effects were not it. I had fun watching this with my family as a scary movie, and my sister gave up halfway through it. However this has to be in my top 10-15 of scary movies.

Based on the true story of the Battle of Okinawa and Desmond Doss saving hundreds of men, even some Japs. This guy was a hero and I love how he keeps going back for 'one more' when he keeps saying that over and over again. However, his sergeant is kind of an opp, where he believes he's too weak to do anything. Also, Smitty is a guy who was originally meant to be his friend but was his arch competitor during boot camp. (I hate when he gets killed).

This movie was pretty cool with all the monsters, but I hate that Mothra barely had any screentime for being one of the main monsters in that movie. Also, Kong's cameo during Ghidorah's call wasn't that good. The original script had Kong telling the Skullcrawlers to stay on Skull Island. Besides the awesome fight scenes, the coolest part of the movie was when burning Godzilla obliterated Ghidorah in two blasts.

This movie wasn’t completely bad, and I like how they used Kong as a weapon, but the ending needs more work. Like what happened when Godzilla just swam into the water after roaring after Kong when he dropped his axe? Why did they create Mechagodzilla if it would just turn on them? I think the point of the movie is to use Kong as a way to stop Godzilla. However, they probably knew he didn’t stand a chance and wanted them to kill each other, so the two alpha Titans wouldn’t cause havoc anymore.

In the theater, you don't even realize this movie is two hours long. Time goes by too fast when you watch this action-packed adventure. New characters and regions appeal to those who have seen the first one. Plus, if you haven't seen the first one, the timeline is easy to follow.

This movie was very entertaining and the storyline/plot was interesting as to how the humans actually use Pandora for its resources and not to form an alliance with the Avatars. It was very good.

This movie was very good. The graphics were insane and I had a lot of fun noticing all the references and the end-credits Yoshi scene. Solid 100/100 for sure!