"Valentine’s Day is filled with the unexpected. Whether it's finding new love, or the opportunity for second chances, or even just giving us the reason to express the true love that has always been there. As much as love hurts, it's totally worth it." This movie is totally worth watching too, so go and watch it already.
(I love Jonathan Ke Quan so much ahhhhhhhh)
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
Well, well, well… here we are again. I honestly didn’t think I’d watch another Marvel movie after Ant-Man and the Quantum Brainfart, but here I am. And what can I say? I came in expecting mediocrity, and I got exactly what I expected—what a surprise.
That said, I actually kind of enjoyed the plot, despite a lot of things annoying me—like the damn nano helmets. For f***'s sake, please stop using nano helmets; they’re just so lazy and boring. I…
Hell yeah, here we are back again! And I gotta say—I liked this way more than the first one. The CGI is on point, the fights are intense, and the story is really solid. I loved that they primarily focused on the backstories of the Guardians, and all the twists and shock moments had me hooked. The movie was a bit slower-paced at times, but honestly, I didn’t mind.
Very excited for potential future sequels!
First Hour Watching Babylon: Holy shit, am I on crack? What am I watching right now?!
Second Hour Watching Babylon: I really didn’t expect the movie to tackle such heartfelt and deeply emotional conflicts.
Third Hour Watching Babylon: Yeah, time is a cruel bitch, and I feel so terribly sorry for what happened to the characters.
Final Seven Minutes of Watching Babylon: I love movies so much, and I finally understand the film now.
This movie was a rollercoaster of…
