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  • Da 5 Bloods (7.1/10)

    I thought this film was solid overall. A little long for a part action movie. The film is about a group of Vietnam vets that go back to their former battle grounds looking for the gold fortune their fallen squad left behind. I liked it, but I agree with the rotten tomatoes audience (54%) more than the critics (92%) on this one.

  • Leave No Trace (6.7/10)

    This film received insanely high reviews. While I understand the dramatic aspect of the story, it got boring at times and did not provide enough entertainment to keep me focused. It is about a father and daughter who live in the forests, who are pursued by the authorities when living in the woods.

  • The Hate U Give (8.4/10)

    The Hate U Give is relevant to what is happening in the world today. It is about a girl who is balancing two different lifestyles in the areas where she lives and where she goes to school. She witnesses the fatal shooting of her childhood best friend at the hands of a police officer. Facing pressure from all sides of the community, she must find her voice and decide to stand up for what's right. I suggest everyone take the opportunity to watch this movie.

  • Everybody Knows (7.8/10)

    This is a Spanish thriller/mystery starring Penelope Cruz and Javier Bardem. The film is subtitled and is about a kidnapping and the mystery behind it. It was thrilling to watch and the mystery aspect was interesting to see it pan out.

  • Don't Let Go (6.8/10)

    This was a tough movie to rate. A thriller mixed with supernatural-horror was something new to me. The film was a bit confusing in the beginning and did not pick up until the second half. I would rate the second half of the movie around 7.5 but the beginning was not really worth the build up. It is about a detective getting a phone call from his recently murdered niece and, working together across time, they race to solve the crime before it happens.

  • I'm Thinking of Ending Things (4.2/10)

    Boring and confusing all around. Took me 30 minutes of research after the film to even figure out what happened. Not a fan.

  • Attraction 2: Invasion (6.6/10)

    Cool concept but poor execution. It didn't help that the Russian film was dubbed so it looked a bit off. It is a sci-fi film about a woman who develops dangerous new abilities after coming in contact with extraterrestrial technology. I don't recommend watching.

  • Wildlife (7.5/10)

    This was a solid drama. It portrays the hardships of a family in the 1960s. The father decides to set off to fight wildfires, leaving his wife and son to fend for themselves. Forced into the role of an adult, Joe witnesses his mother's struggle as she tries to keep her head above water.

  • #Alive (7.5/10)

    This was a South Korean zombie film on Netflix. The movie had a different take from your typical zombie apocalypse movie because it is shown through the eyes of a teen. It was above average and worth watching if you like horror/zombie films.

  • Rent-A-Pal (4.8/10)

    Not worth viewing. Sub-par film where the last 10 minutes were actually decent but not worth watching because the rest of the film was not entertaining.

  • The Take (6.7/10)

    Good action-packed movie. If you are bored, this a movie that will keep your interest. Good action and a great cast with Idris Alba and Richard Madden. It is about a rogue CIA agent partnering with a pickpocketer to stop a terrorist conspiracy in Paris.

  • Enola Holmes (8.1/10)

    This movie is targeted at younger audiences but was enjoyable. I don't recommend it to adults unless you are watching with your children. Millie Bobbie Brown did an amazing job as Sherlock Holmes' sister in the film. The film was well executed and exceeded my expectations.

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