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  • The Marksman (4.3/10)

    Not Liam Neeson’s best work. The plot follows a rancher and former Marine, living in an Arizona border town, who must help a young boy escape a Mexican drug cartel. I thought it was boring and the plot was not unique. A cartel chasing after one man, who seems to escape and always pull through no matter the situation.

  • Jurassic World: Dominion (6.1/10)

    A bad look for the franchise. It’s getting overly complicated. I want a park where the dinosaurs cause havoc and more adventure like the older films. This seemed like an add on movie that wasn't needed at all.

  • Not Okay (6.7/10)

    Nothing special with this movie. I was not impressed and thought it could have included a lot more humor than drama. Zoey Deutch does a great job of making her main character dislikable. "A misguided young woman who is desperate for friends and fame fakes a trip to Paris to update her social media presence. A terrifying incident takes place in the real world, which becomes a part of the imaginary trip and offers all she wants."

  • See For Me (6.8/10)

    This film reminded me of "Don't Breathe". It is a fun action, thriller film to watch with friends. Nothing ore than that. Unrealistic but entertaining. "A group of thieves break into the luxurious, secluded mansion Sophie is house-sitting. Sophie, a visually impaired former skier, must rely on Kelly, an army veteran living across the country, to help her fight back."

  • The Innocents (6.1/10)

    "During the bright Nordic summer, a group of children reveal their dark and mysterious powers when the adults aren't looking." This was a very dark drama that was boring and hard to follow along. Everything was in subtitles, which made it even harder. Some disturbing scenes clearly making it a horror movie. I thought the story was cool just not the movie for me.

  • Emergency (8.4/10)

    The Sundance-prizewinning "Emergency," about three friends trying to get an overdosed young woman to an emergency room, never goes the way you expect. It is a funny story yet educational. It shares the perspective of two black men and a latino man in a tricky situation. It opens the viewers eyes to see clear examples of systemic racism.

  • Sniper: The White Raven (5.5/10)

    The plot of this movie was very gruesome. "After his pregnant wife is killed by militants, an eccentric pacifist enlists to fight as a sniper in Donbass, Ukraine, vowing vengeance for both his wife and his comrades." The entire film was shot in Ukrainian and Russian. I dont think it is worth watching. It was very boring.

  • The Northman (7.1/10)

    “Prince Amleth is on the verge of becoming a man when his father is brutally murdered by his uncle, who kidnaps the boy's mother. Two decades later, Amleth is now a Viking who raids Slavic villages. He soon meets a seeress who reminds him of his vow -- save his mother, kill his uncle, avenge his father.” While the plot of this movie sounds amazing, I felt it to be a little too gruesome, and boring at times. I felt the ratings by the critics were way north of what it should have received. The story was great to see unfold.

  • The Outfit (9.2/10)

    A mystery thriller that has gone under the radar. Takes a bit of time for the story to develop but I really enjoyed it. The acting was on point and execution was flawless. It was unique because the entire movie took part in one suit shop. "Leonard is an English tailor who makes suits on London's famous Savile Row. He must outsmart a dangerous group of criminals to survive a fateful night."

  • Morbius (4.9/10)

    What a flop to the marvel franchise. Jared Leto had a horrible debut in his Marvel career. I thought the concept of Morbius was really interesting. However it felt the budget for this movie was so low and the quality was from the early 2000s. “Dangerously ill with a rare blood disorder and determined to save others from the same fate, Dr. Morbius attempts a desperate gamble. While at first it seems to be a radical success, a darkness inside of him is soon unleashed.”

  • Rise (8.2/10)

    This Disney movie surpassed my expectations tremendously. “After emigrating from Nigeria to Greece, the Antetokounmpo’s struggle to care for their five children. The brothers play basketball with a local team and discover their great abilities on the court.” It is a story most of the NBA does not know about and shows the sacrifice, risks, ups, and downs in their journey.

  • The Lost City (6.6/10)

    I know your probably thinking why would he watch 2 Channing Tatum movies back to back. Well, that's what JetBlue offered me when I looked at the new releases on my flight a couple weeks ago. Sandra Bullock was the other co star in this adventure comedy. A fun movie to watch but others may see it as too silly like me. “ While on tour promoting her new book with Alan, Loretta gets kidnapped by an eccentric billionaire who hopes she can lead him to an ancient city's lost treasure.”

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