Great Start to Potential New Trilogy
Was a bit worried how they'd continue the Apes franchise after the previous movies were built entirely around Caesar and we got a satisfying conclusion to his story. But this was a surprisingly great continuation.
It was a very good decision to take the story forward a couple hundred years. And the effects that time has had on this world, the apes, the humans is believable. Noa is a good new protagonist. Different from…
This Movie Still Rules
I hadn't seen this one in a while even though it's one of my favorites but man, every time I watch it I'm impressed how it still holds up.
James Cameron expertly builds upon and expands from the original Alien film in many ways. In terms of character, fictional mythos, and of course, action.
It feels like no scene or line is wasted.
Things that are casually shown or said serve a purpose. The camaraderie among…
Great Take On The Icon By Hideaki Anno
Although I don't mind seeing Godzilla as an antihero/protector, a return to his roots as a clear antagonist is cool to see especially when it's done as good as this.
Filled with satire while depicting the Japanese government and scenes of Godzilla wrecking Japan with no remorse, the film(particularly in the first half) has this middle ground between serious and sillyness. You could tell Anno wanted to take this opportunity to criticize…
Most Complete Bond Film To Date
Sam Mendes surprised me with what he did with this movie. He was able to ground Bond as a character again for those that complained he was becoming too much of a "reckless unbeatable action super hero" after Quantum. M and Bond's relationship is at the heart of this movie's story and it feels natural since the dynamic between the two characters has been there since Casino Royale. The movie definitely makes it a…
