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  • 1917 (8.6/10)

    I really enjoyed this film. It deserved all of the recognition it has been getting recently. The camerawork shot throughout the movie going along with their journey without cuts was unbelievable to watch. Definitely worth seeing while in theaters.

  • Driven (7.3/10)

    This film is about John DeLorean and his iconic DeLorean Motor Company, shown through his friendship with a pilot caught for transporting cocaine, but then, turned FBI informant, Jim Hoffman (Jason Sudeikis). Everything about this movie was solid. The story, cast, and execution. Nothing too memorable, just a solid film.

  • After Class (6.4/10)

    This movie is listed as a comedy even though it was more of a drama with a small amount of comedic relief. The filmed seemed like nothing to me. Specifically, half of the plot points ended up going unanswered and the storyline in the end did not seem finished. It was an odd film to watch and I feel that the character's actions in the movie were bland and boring. I kept waiting for a funny moment to happen and there wasn't.

  • Avengers Infinity War (8.9/10)

    There are certain movies that come to mind when you think of the best Villains. The Joker, Bane, Darth Vader, Loki, Hannibal Lecter, and Buffalo Bill. What makes Infinity War unique is Thanos, probably the biggest villain in the movie universe, want to promote a positive change in society, but that still made him a villain. He talks with sophistication and intelligence on what he plans to do throughout the movie. My only criticism for the movie is that there were too many plot points and it was hard to keep track of which superhero was where throughout the movie. https://www.cnet.com/news/heres-why-thanos-is-the-best-marvel-villain-yet/

  • A Simple Favor (7.4/10)

    I thought this movie played out well. It was a big mystery and kept viewers on their toes wondering what was going to play out. Blake Lively plays a character out of her element that is hard to get used to in the beginning and Anna Kendrick was a bit annoying, but highly recommended.

  • Searching (6.4/10)

    This movie got really high ratings that I just do not agree with. The first 45 minutes of the movie was extremely boring and almost seemed pointless. It seemed like a failed attempt at extra suspense. However, the second half of the movie picked up. The 2nd half was more in the 7 rating range so if you aren't opposed to a little waiting, this movie is a solid choice.

  • Free Solo (6/10)

    I gave this film a flat 6 score just because the story and the task is so amazing. However, the film is way too long. Very boring and repetitive at times. Wished it was only an hour long vs 1 hour and 40 mins. Not recommended unless you are interested in rock climbing and dangerous tasks to prepare for. I would have rather just watched the highlights of his famous climb rather than the whole documentary.

  • Rust Creek (6.6/10)

    Solid movie. Pretty basic in terms of interest. The acting was well done and felt like a quick movie. Definitely on the radar to watch.

  • Annabelle Comes Home (6.5/10)

    This is a high score for a horror movie. A bunch of scares but not much happened as most were fake jump scares. The plot was interesting enough to keep the audience watching. A top choice in the Conjuring series which is now getting a little too long. Also, it is distracting that they use the same actors from other horror series such as the father from in the Insidious movies and the mother from American Horror Story.

  • Book Smart (6.7/10)

    Severely overrated. Cast reminded me of 15 year-olds and not students about to graduate high school. Lots of awkward moments that weren't even that funny. If you want to watch a comedy I recommend Good Boys instead.

  • Villains (6.8/10)

    Odd, short movie. Was above average and entertaining enough. Worth seeing if you have the time and don't mind watching disturbing movies. The cast was great overall. All in all, a solid film.

  • El Camino (7/10)

    I thought the movie was good but seemed like an awkward add on at some times as it correlated so much to the show. Some scenes were a little too slow. Aaron Paul did a great job and the rest of the supporting cast was decent as well. This film was unreal in the faulty of the camerawork. Worth watching if you are a breaking bad fan but doesn't live up to the show.

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