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  • Avengers: Endgame (8.9/10)

    Not only did Avengers Endgame meet expectations, the movie broke records within the first weekend. I don't normally give crazy high scores but after watching the previous 21 marvel movies, Endgame ties major plot points together in the end. In order for the score to be this high, I felt a viewer must watch all 21 movies beforehand to get the true emotion of how the past ten years have been with the Marvel Universe. https://www.cnbc.com/video/2019/04/29/avengers-endgame-just-shattered-multiple-box-office-records.html

  • Glass (6.5/10)

    After watching Split, the movie seemed to disappoint as M Night Shyamalan movies are known to have high expectations. Many fans of Split went into the movie not knowing they must watch Unbreakable beforehand to get a better knowledge of the characters. http://time.com/5504533/glass-ending-explained/

  • A Star is Born (7.5/10)

    Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga take you on a deep-rooted and personal journey into the music industry. A Star is Born is worthy of the hype it has received. Whenever there is a "drama romance" it receives great recognition. The fact that Bradley Cooper directed and starred in the film had a huge impact on why I went to view the movie. https://www.npr.org/2018/09/14/647491779/bradley-cooper-on-the-personal-story-behind-a-star-is-born

  • Captain Marvel (5.8/10)

    Captain Marvel did well in the box office like all the Marvel movies are guaranteed these days. Captain Marvel offered a different way of going back in time and seeing where SHIELD started from the beginning in the Marvel Universe. To me, Captain Marvel seemed too powerful and made it seem as if the other characters in the movies before her are useless in battle compared to her. I thought the comedic attributes of the movie were spot on, but it did not feel like a Marvel movie when I was watching it. https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottmendelson/2019/04/28/box-office-captain-marvel-tops-wonder-woman-as-avengers-slams-shazam/#3bb5db40435c

  • Creed II (5.5/10)

    Creed II offered the exhilaration of a boxing movie, but seemed too cheesy and unrealistic. As stated by a movie critic who I felt shared the same remarks, "If you did love the first Creed, I’m sorry to say this, but you were right to be worried: Creed II, as helmed by The Land director Steven Caple, Jr., is not a worthy successor to Coogler’s film, and it’s a tremendous, bloated bummer." I felt the movie took a huge fall after watching the first and it's hard to say now but they should have not made a 2nd Creed movie.

  • Mission Impossible Fallout (7.8/10)

    This movie ties up the series and has some great action scenes featuring the famous Tom Cruise run. The plot was simple and gave the audience a good experience even if they have not seen the movies before.

  • Rampage (2.2/10)

    Whenever The Rock is in a movie, it's hard to watch. He has some movies that stand out, but not many that are worth watching and that includes this movie. Horrendous.

  • The Meg (4.7/10)

    The Meg is a great movie if you want to laugh at how absurdly bad the acting was and how many close calls there were for Jason Statham. It did not help that Rain Wilson was in the film, also known as Dwight Shrute from the Office, so it was hard to take him seriously.

  • The Commuter (5.9/10)

    This is the most classic Liam Neeson movie you will watch and already know what will happen in the end because, come on now, he's Liam Neeson. The movie was interesting and the plot was intense but it was too similar to the movie he already starred in called Non-Stop, which had a similar premise but on an airplane.

  • Bumblebee (6.1/10)

    Being a huge fan of the first few Transformers and with rotten tomatoes giving it great scores, I was severely let down by this movie. Having a movie with John Cena already hurts enough and the acting in some parts were terrible. However, the way the movie ties in with the rest of the Transformers worked incredibly well. Nothing can beat Shia LeBouf playing Sam Witwicky in the first few movies.

  • Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (6.2/10)

    While the movie had its ups and downs, it was fun to watch and had moments where the viewer felt upset, which was a change of pace compared to the rest of the series. Though it does not compare to the rest of the Jurassic movies, it is a fun family movie to watch on a simple night where you may need something to do.

  • Halloween 2018 (6.1/10)

    Exhilarating to watch as most of the Halloween movies are, but seemed a little too much and felt the movie was forced. The suspense in the beginning was much better than the 2nd half of the movie, where I thought the movie dipped. Would watch once because I saw the rest of the movies that were more worthwhile.

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