Going into this, my expectations were not set real high. Having rewatched part one a little over a week ago, while I still enjoyed it, I felt some level of annoyance from it, which was weird, considering how I liked it back in theaters. With that being said, after seeing this movie, I came away with three big takeaways:
- There’s this level of cynicism I felt through the movie that kind of undermined the joy or whimsical feelings I…
Really cool, really fun.
What I’ve always appreciated about the Predator franchise, it never had a central protagonist to revolve around and its versatility of setting. Like you could place the Yautja in modern time, the 1700s with Native Americans, even something they haven’t done like the Wild West or World War II, and it still works. Here, it’s no different, where it’s a coming of age/rite of passage story as told through the Predator franchise.
In this entry, we…
Ryan Coogler doesn’t miss, let him cook!
An epic period piece with some visually striking thrills and chills.
In the year of dual roles, Michael B. Jordan throws his hat into the ring. It was executed rather flawlessly, in the wide shots where they didn’t interact with one another as much to the close-ups to where the stand-in’s were seamless. I would actually like to see a prequel movie about Smoke & Stack in their adventures in Word War I and…
I don’t wanna speak too soon, but Christopher Nolan may finally receive his Oscar because this feels like such a triumph in his career. One of his previous films, Dunkirk, was the start of it, but this film especially separated him further from the world of Sci-Fi and Caped Crusaders. With that being said, the way he told the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer was so unique that I think if anyone else got their hands on the project, it’d…
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