Captain America: Brave New World felt… old.
I love Anthony Mackie, but I don’t think he has the moxie to carry a lead role like this — especially as Captain America. He came off as very cringy, and that's sad to say because I liked where he was at the end of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier.
This felt like a Phase 1 MCU movie in the worst ways: long, uninspired, and leaning way too hard on shit that just doesn't…
This was an incredibly moving cinematic masterpiece of a film. Every single person should see this — not just because of the historical significance it holds, but also for the message it carries: The purity of intensions can still have the most profound and negative unintended consequences.
The scene of the bomb dropping was one of the most unforgettable theater experiences I will ever have. The visuals, the silence, the sound...all perfect.
I really liked the way they dealt with…
An apocalyptic finale to the DC Animated Movie Universe, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War throws everything and everyone into the fire —sometimes literally. The team-ups between the shattered remnants of the League, the Titans, and even some villains were a highlight, adding unexpected dynamics to an already high-stakes story.
Seeing Batman on the Mobius Chair was chilling — an eerie reminder of how even the greatest can fall. The fake-out deaths didn’t land for me; they never do. But the…
Not particularly funny, way too chaotic with its pacing & dialogue, and overall just wacky. The only thing I liked about this was its concept, which originated from the book.
Got me thinking how I'd handle this situation and spend $30M in 30 days, which was a fun thought experiment.
Talk about tone deaf. Having this end with pictures of a pro-Israel protest, a QR code asking for donations, and preaching "never again" while a literal GENOCIDE is happening in Palestine right now at the hands of Israel made me audibly laugh.
Boring first act, horrible dialogue throughout, underplayed the Nazi regime, & made Bonhoeffer look like an idiot. I'd rather have watched paint dry, truly.
Maybe I'm just a boy but the amount of WWII moments that have been dramatized into movies recently is keeping me soooo satisfied.
Amazing cast synergy, a fun and direct plot, and really cool effects.
Mr. Heron: "They'll thank you for this one day."
Gus: "I'm not sure that's what we were really looking for."
