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- The Map of Tiny Perfect Things (7.5/10)
This is a romance / Sci-Fi film. It was unique but had a lot of fluff. Just a wholesome movie that is good not great. It is about two teens stuck in an endless time loop.
- Don't Breathe 2 (6.3/10)
Entertaining but not worth your time. Don't Breathe 1 is worth a try if you are into Horror/Thriller but this movie is much worse than the first. It has a different plot than the first film so you don't need to see the first one in order to see the second film of the series. "Blind veteran Norman Nordstrom has been hiding out for several years in an isolated cabin. He lives with a young girl and has recreated the family stolen from him by a drunken driver. Their quiet life together is soon shattered when a group of unseemly criminals kidnaps her. Norman is now forced to tap into even darker and more creative instincts in an effort to save her."
- Cop Shop (7.2/10)
This was an above average action/thriller. While this movie was entertaining, it left a lot of answers a mystery as well as a lot of the plot undiscovered. "Screaming through the Nevada desert in a bullet-ridden car, wily con artist Teddy Murretto hatches a plan to hide out from lethal assassin Bob Viddick. He punches rookie officer Valerie Young to get himself arrested and locked up in a small-town police station. However, jail can't protect Murretto for long as Viddick schemes his own way into detention, biding his time in a nearby cell until he can complete his mission."
- The Card Counter (5.3/10)
This movie had high expectations with Oscar Isaac, Tiffany Haddish, and Williams Defoe as the stars, however, it was boring and the story dragged. It was not compelling enough to pay attention to. William Tell (Oscar Isaac) is a gambler and former serviceman who sets out to reform a young man seeking revenge on a mutual enemy from their past. Tell just wants to play cards. His spartan existence on the casino trail is shattered when he is approached by Cirk, a vulnerable and angry young man seeking help to execute his plan for revenge on a military colonel. Tell sees a chance at redemption through his relationship with Cirk. This movie received 85% from critics on rotten tomatoes but I have to agree with the audience giving this movie in the 40% range. Not for me.
- King Richard (8.4/10)
This film is about Richard Williams, who is determined to write his two daughters, Venus and Serena, into history. Training on tennis courts in Compton, Calif., Richard shapes the girls' unyielding commitment and keen intuition. Together, the Williams family defies seemingly insurmountable odds and the prevailing expectations laid before them. This movie surprised me by the acting and how it is based on a true story I did not know much about. The movie was captivating and gives you even more respect for Venus and Serena Williams for how much work they put in and how Richard was an interesting father figure to them. Worth watching.
- Venom: Let There be Carnage (6.3/10)
This is the second Venom in the Marvel Universe. Compared to the first film, it wasn't even close. It is about Eddie Brock is still struggling to coexist with the shape-shifting extraterrestrial Venom. When deranged serial killer Cletus Kasady also becomes host to an alien symbiote, Brock and Venom must put aside their differences to stop his reign of terror. It seemed this second film was dragged on from the first and they are just using it to make money at this point with a long series ahead. I recommend watching the first one only.
- The Unforgivable (6.8/10)
This movie starred Sandra Bullock who performed really well in a role we aren't accustomed to seeing. It is about Ruth Slater, a woman released from prison after serving a sentence for a violent crime and attempts to re-enter society. She must try to put her life back together again in a world that refuses to forgive her past. There is a good twist at towards the end but in all it was a bland thriller.
- Eternals (7.7/10)
Great action as expected. Great cast. Good storyline. However, it just did not feel right being in the marvel universe. It made the avengers and the world of Marvel previously seem very small. It is an important movie to watch within the series as it explains a lot of history about the Universe. I enjoyed the film I just wish it was a little bit more separated and its own "marvel universe" like Venom.
- Crisis (6.7/10)
Rotten tomatoes gave this movie 67% and I have to completely agree. A drug trafficker organizes a smuggling operation while a recovering addict seeks the truth behind her son's disappearance. It was a bunch of storylines that were hard to keep track of. It was definition of fine.
- The NightHouse (6.6/10)
Reeling from the unexpected death of her husband, Beth is left alone in the lakeside home he built for her. She tries as best she can to keep together-but then the dreams come. Disturbing visions of a presence in the house call to her, beckoning with a ghostly allure. But the harsh light of day washes away any proof of a haunting. This horror/thriller was entertaining and kept you on the edge of your seat wanting to learn more. However, the ending didn't give the audience what it wanted and left my questions unanswered.
- The Protege (5.4/10)
Not a fan at all. Plot was okay but the action seemed too unrealistic and poorly done. Great cast but no execution. The rotten tomatoes scores were pretty high but I guess I was on the other side of the ratings. It is about Anna, the world's most skilled contract killer. However, when her friend is brutally killed, she vows revenge for the man who taught her everything she knows. As Anna becomes entangled with an enigmatic killer, their confrontation turns deadly, and the loose ends of a life spent killing weave themselves ever tighter.
- Last Night In Soho (8.5/10)
Get through the beginning of this film and it will be worth it in the end. It is about a fashion designer and her vivid dreams she starts seeing in London. It is a psychological thriller that is confusing in the beginning but then clicks so well in the end.











