Movie Review Thread

[Nash Diesel]

Venom Last Dance. It wasn't bad. I dig these movies but I felt like the end was extremely flat. You know Kraven was good, if it wasn't called Kraven it would've been received better 1,000%. But I just feel like the lack of Spider-Man is always going to be the #1 thing we look back and say wow, no wonder most of these movies are only liked by a small % of fans. Venom 3 ending like Moxley/Omega deathmatch. It just felt like Sony was like you know what, here's one more fuck you before Kraven comes out lol.

[Donald Pleasence]

Do Not Disturb - Saw this on Shudder, thought it was a bit trash to be honest. It's a movie where in real life you would do the complete opposite of every decision the characters make so it was very frustrating. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

[Nash Diesel]

Heretic

I feel like I should watch it a 2nd time because this was a dud.

[Donald Pleasence]

Saw Leprechaun in the theaters last night. What a stupid movie but I love it so much.

[BigAl]

Kraven the Hunter was not good. Stupid plot, decent action. I do think ATJ did s good job and wouldn’t mind seeing him as the next Bond if they choose him over Idris Elba.

[Nash Diesel]

The Electric State. I feel like this movie had serious potential, gave me a Stray vibe (PS game) and I thought it looked cool. I heard it was maybe the most expensive movie Netflix has made. It was better than Heretic but could've been more impressive with that kind of star power.

Kraven the Hunter was not good. Stupid plot, decent action. I do think ATJ did s good job and wouldn’t mind seeing him as the next Bond if they choose him over Idris Elba.

I felt like if it wasn't a movie about Kraven, tied in with Spider-Man, it would've been a good movie. But when you realize like with the other movies Sony banged out, when you don't have Spider-Man, why even make these movies?

[MTR]

I am on the fence on watching the Electric State. I have heard mix reviews

[Nash Diesel]

I am on the fence on watching the Electric State. I have heard mix reviews

I will say this. I didn't think "Wow I just wasted 2 hours of my life" lol The movie has it's moments of greatness but I don't want to gas it up because I definitely expected more with that cast, that budget. Honestly it looks like a movie I would've loved to see on the big screen and I like the premise. If you were into movies like Surrogates you'll probably enjoy this.

[Nash Diesel]

The Monkey

It was cool. I was soaked in the hype and maybe I had higher expectations because of it but I definitely recommend it.

[BigAl]

Tax Collector - I’d give it a 6/10 but it should have been a 9/10. Not a terribly original plot - gangster’s family is attacked - but reasonably well acted. I say it should have been a 9/10 because the violence was at the right level but the whole movie felt rushed. Also Shia’s character needed more screen time, he was the best part of the movie.

Best part was the part in the van. Never seen anything like that before.

[Donald Pleasence]

A Working Man - 7/10 - I mean it's what you expect from a Jason Statham movie. But it was an entertaining couple of hours for sure.

Death of a Unicorn - 7/10 - It was a fun time, I didn't even mine Paul Rudd in this, whom I absolutely despise.

[BigAl]

Definitely want to check out Working Man. I’m a sucker for the cheesy genre of “someone gets kidnapped and the main character fucks everyone up to get them back.”

[Donald Pleasence]

Definitely want to check out Working Man. I’m a sucker for the cheesy genre of “someone gets kidnapped and the main character fucks everyone up to get them back.”

It's definitely what mindless entertainment should be! Absurdity all around

[Tyson]

De Niro absolutely killed it in “The Alto Knights”.

[BigAl]

It's definitely what mindless entertainment should be! Absurdity all around

That’s what I love. I want absolutely absurd action, like the Fast and Furious movies.

[NeseToTheFace]

Statham movies remind me of Jackie Chan. They both star in (mostly) enjoyable movies, it's a good shut your brain off for two hours and watch people get punched, kicked and sometimes both at the same time while bursting through a wall. Jackie Chan is the friend you'd bring around your family, and Statham is the one you'd bring around if you don't want your family.

[mth]

We saw the new Looney Tunes movie yesterday, The Day the Earth Blew Up. My wife thought it was better than I did. Humor just wasn't up to snuff for me, could've pushed some things and leaned more into certain things. But it was fun and entertaining and 2D animated films need to be supported so we can get more. Also, when the bad guy's an alien there's no reason not to make him Marvin the Martian and not a new character. 6/10

[NeseToTheFace]

Watched "No Hard Feelings" yesterday. I hadn't seen a really good, new comedy in a while. This one was highly entertaining and consistently ridiculous. Hadn't considered it prior to and then spotted it as leaving Netflix soon. Would watch again.

[VHS]

Looks awesome. Nice to see some stretchy stretchness and more interaction between the family. Silver Surfer looks whack though. Stoked for this

[Tyson]

“The Amateur” was really good, Rami Malek is a stud.