Chris Wyatt

Chris Wyatt

Favorite films

  • Jaws
  • Ghostbusters
  • Rosemary's Baby
  • Pulp Fiction

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  • The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie

    ★★★½

  • Mickey 17

    ★★★

  • The Monkey

    ★★★

  • Conclave

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  • Super Mario Bros.

    Super Mario Bros.

    ★★★

    Let's talk about the infamous live action Super Mario Bros movie. Elephant in the room... as an adaptation, the movie is about as far removed from it's source material as it can be. And while that might, understandably, rub fans of the games the wrong way, it doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad movie. No, things like a nonsensical story, tonal whiplash, a bizarre opening sequence, and absurd dialogue are what makes a movie bad. And... this movie is guilty…

  • The Muppet Movie

    The Muppet Movie

    ★★★★★

    The Muppet Movie is a cinematic masterpiece and basically a perfect movie! That's not hyperbole and no, I'm not looking at the film through rose-tinted glasses (though I will fully admit it was a childhood favorite). The Muppet Movie takes everything that made Jim Henson's characters so endearing and puts them into a story that's charming, touching, laugh out loud hilarious, and even inspiring. Making the movie essentially an origin story set on the road, where hijinks ensue, and all…

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  • Mickey 17

    Mickey 17

    ★★★

    Saw this yesterday and I've spent the last roughly 24 hours trying to decide whether I liked Mickey 17 or not. After pondering, I'm coming down on the side of... yes, it's decent. That said, this movie is definitely flawed and doesn't rank among Bong Joon Ho's best works (granted, that's a high bar to clear). Mickey 17 boasts a creative premise, a fantastic performance from Robert Pattinson, solid effects and production design, plus some welcome social commentary.

    The storytelling…

  • Jaws

    Jaws

    ★★★★★

    A classic that hasn't lost any of it's edge and still remains one of the definitive must-watch suspense movies, or just movies in general. Spielberg's pitch-perfect direction blends less-is-more Hitchcockian suspense building before culminating in an epic man vs nature third act. The film's cast remains impeccable, especially Robert Shaw as Quint, a modern Captain Ahab-like shark hunter. The deceptively simple monster movie plot weaves in themes of class, corporate greed, city politics, and more, never feeling preachy or cutting…