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- Lou (5.8/10)
Do not understand how this movie is ranked #1 on Netflix. Thought the acting was horrible. "A young girl is kidnapped during a powerful storm. Her mother joins forces with her mysterious neighbour to set off in pursuit of the kidnapper. Their journey will test their limits and expose the dark secrets of their past." Netflix needs to step up.
- House of Gucci (7.9/10)
"When Patrizia Reggiani, an outsider from humble beginnings, marries into the Gucci family, her unbridled ambition begins to unravel the family legacy and triggers a reckless spiral of betrayal, decadence, revenge -- and ultimately murder." It took some time for the film to gain some interest but about halfway i was really into it. Adam Driver is consistently climbing my ranks of being one of my favorite actors.
- Marry Me (7.0/10)
Just a random movie I chose on the plane. Surpassed my expectations entirely. A much more heartwarming movie than I imagined it was going to be. Definitely not a priority but interesting to see the combination of Owen Wilson and Jennifer Lopez.
- Cry Macho (1.7/10)
I am sorry but Clint Eastwood needs to retire from acting. He is a legend for what he has done in the industry but him barely being able to walk on camera to being able to escape from a drug cartel while also saving a young boy’s life is ridiculous.
- Nope (8.2/10)
I enjoyed this movie more than people I have spoken to. I thought the cast and acting was superb. I enjoyed the mystery/thriller element to the film. Without spoiling the movie, there was a lot of symbolism that went over my head while watching and only realized the next day. There was a common theme that you can tame people, animals, or things for show but you will receive some consequences.
- Look Both Ways (6.4/10)
On the eve of her college graduation, Natalie's life diverges into two parallel realities: one in which she becomes pregnant and must navigate motherhood in her Texas hometown, the other in which she moves to Los Angeles to pursue her career. I thought this film was very average and nothing more to explore.
- Dangerous (6.3/10)
I thought this movie deserved better than its rotten tomatoes score. While it wasn't the best, I enjoyed the action on the plane ride. “Dylan Forrester, a reformed convict, travels to a remote island to investigate the mystery behind his brother's death, but ends up coming into conflict with a band of heavily armed mercenaries.”
- Locked Down (4.6/10)
This movie starring Anne Hathaway is about a woman and her husband struggling through the pandemic in their relationship. The only thing motivating them is a jewelry heist that they hope brings joy to their lives by having more money.
- Prey (7.3/10)
This is supposed to be the first installment of the Predator franchise. It introduces the Predator and gives you an understanding of how it came about during its origin story. The action was intense but besides that, I felt the movie’s ratings were higher than I expected.
- Day Shift (5.2/10)
This was a vampire slaying movie where Jamie Foxx and Snoop Dog play as the Vampire Slayers. It was a very bizarre movie that provided entertainment but not for me. Dave Franco was great in it but I would skip this one.
- Vengeance (7.8/10)
Vengeance is an underrated film going under the radar at the moment. It stars and was written and directed by BJ Novak (Ryan from the Office). It is a thriller/mystery/comedy. It is about a narcissist writer in NYC who attends the funeral of a past partner who had been murdered. He tries to use the murder mystery to help his own writing/podcast career.
- Ingrid Goes West (7.8/10)
Following the death of her mother and a series of self-inflicted setbacks, Ingrid Thorburn escapes a humdrum existence by moving out West to befriend her Instagram obsession, a Los Angeles socialite named Taylor Sloane. This is a comedy/drama that shows the effects of Social Media in todays light. The good, the scary, and mostly bad parts about you life being online.











