This was intense!! The sickeningly exhilarating fetishization of weapons and violence is cranked all the way up, and it's not just there to titillate audiences, Blue Steel is a horrifying in-depth look at the spiraling depravity of worshipping guns
I'm not always the biggest fan of Jamie Lee Curtis, but I thought she was stellar in this. She does a great job of acting like a bright-eyed, naive, go-getter as she's graduating police academy; only for her life to change…
So long and so dumb, the writing is so lazy; but there are a few instances of inspired action set-piece camera-work (even if it's 80% CGI smh). Was this supposed to be part one of a two-part thing? The ending was really weird
I'm not sure which FF installment fits-in least with the rest of the franchise. The first one certainly feels really different from the rest in retrospect. You could also argue it's Tokyo Drift; that one feels like…
Barbie is, in my estimate, possibly the best big budget comedy to come out in a long time, I really enjoyed this. Fast on its feet and breezy, yet still poignant and moving. Incredible set production, it really looks like the toys come-to-life. I loved the dance numbers
I was completely owned because I leaned over to my wife to explain the Matrix reference, and then later the movie made fun of dudes that explain movies to women lol; clean shot
Fuck yea, this sticks the landing; I loved it. I've really come around on Timöetheée, I used to (unfairly) lump him into the "Skinny Teen Heartthrob" category with Tom Holland, but Dune 2 cements the fact he is light-years ahead of Holland in terms of acting ability. He was great in this; whenever he used The Voice I felt it and believed it. Zendaya is also pitch-perfect as Chani, the love story between her and Paul/Muad'Dib is one of the…
