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  • 7,500 (7.6/10)

    This was my first Amazon Studios film and it was done well. They got Joseph Gordon-Levitt, an actor I like, to play a pilot in the lead role. While it was not based on a true story, it seemed real and caught the audience's attention the whole way through.

  • How to Build A Girl (5.1/10)

    While this movie received great reviews, I did not enjoy it in the slightest. It was more of a teen comedy meant for a younger age group. I don't think I laughed once.

  • Outback (7.8/10)

    I enjoyed this movie. I liked the relationship of the characters and the struggles they had to get through. Apparently, the film is based on an urban legend so people question whether it is a true story or not. It follows the story of a young couple getting stranded in the Australian Outback trying to survive. Worth watching even though it is disturbing at times.

  • Archive (6.7/10)

    This movie reminded me of Ex-Machina in a way as it had to do with a scientist creating a true human AI robot. While there are other facets of the story I don't want to spoil, the movie is very intense. I don't recommend unless you enjoy sci-fi movies. This is one of the most futuristic movies I have seen in a while.

  • The Old Guard (7.5/10)

    When I first started the movie, I almost turned it off after ten minutes. However, things took a turn and the story developed very well throughout the movie. I wouldn't say it is a must see but it has great action if you need to kill some time.

  • Relic (5.5/10)

    Not good. I think the first 70 minutes of the movie I would rate a 4.5 but the last 20 minutes was probably a 7.5. The film is about a grandmother who goes missing because of paranormal activity.

  • 22 July (8.1/10)

    22 July is based on Norway's deadliest terrorist attack, in which a right-wing extremist murders 77 teens at a youth camp in 2011. It was probably the saddest movie I have watched. It had me in tears at some points. The film is powerful and important to see since the event has been overlooked.

  • Palm Springs (8.5/10)

    This movie was all around very well produced. While there were some silly moments, most of them were comedic enough. Andy Samberg's and Cristin Milioti's characters form a budding romance in living the same day over and over again. There were plenty of laughs and the plot was similar to movies seen before but with a new take.

  • The Outpost (7.9/10)

    The Outpost is about a base in Afghanistan that the US is trying to defend from the Taliban. The movie starts off slower, introducing you to the characters and their relationships. The second half of the film had one of the longest and most intense fighting scenes you will ever see. It was unreal and hard to watch knowing that it was based on a true story.

  • Extra Ordinary (6.5/10)

    This movie received amazing reviews but it was not for me. It was a comedy mixed with sci-fi and horror. It was too silly. It is about a woman who has supernatural abilities and tries to save a possessed girl. The comedic aspects were okay but the rest wasn't very good.

  • The Last Full Measure (8.2/10)

    This was a feel good movie and sad movie at the same time. It tells the true story of Airman William H. Pitsenbarger Jr. and his courageous efforts on the battlefield. There are many interviews by Vietnam veterans played by a great cast. There were some battle scenes but it was mostly a drama.

  • Time to Hunt (7.1/10)

    This movie was solid. A Korean film with subtitles. The film is about a group of young teens planning a heist to escape a dystopian world who attract the attention of a vicious killer.

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