Honestly, a very good film. I watched this to see Adam Sandler on a more serious role
Adam Sandler is amazing in this, his character was engaging and I loved his acting in this film
The ending if this film is far from what I expected but doesn't ruin the movie, it makes it better
While I found the first half a bit chaotic, the second half was absolutely amazing, I would gladly recommend this film to anyone.
It's a g-g-g-g-ghost
(this is based on my latest rewatch which was like, right now)
Pretty boring and like every other sci-fi millitary move imo
Setpeices are okay at best score is mid asf and there are way to many characters to develop any care about anyone (they all look the same anyways)
Why the marines are treated as dickheads at the start and why noone listens the the main character at the beginning even tho he's purposefully brought in…
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
A disappointing conclusion to the jurassic world trilogy...
I went Into this film with high-ish expectations, hoping for a satisfying end to everything that has transpired since the events of jurassic world (2015) and the trilogy of Clare Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) and Owen Grady (Chris Pratt).
oh boy was I wrong
The plot had nothing to do with jurassic Park/World or InGen,
Retconning Maisey Lockwood to not be a clone of her deceased self but instead a perfectly engineered…
This film is shot beautifully, the sets, makup and camera work are all amazing. It's a genuinely good remake of Nosfaratu: A Symphony of Horror
Bill Skarsgård's performance as Count Orlok really steals the show, his performance is incredible and is the true star of the film. The rest of the cast also played their respective characters insanely Well (other cast highlights being Simon McBurney as Knock and Willem Dafoe as Professor Eberhart)
My only grievance is in the third…
