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This movie was so fucking stupid, awkward, and weird (this is meant mostly as a compliment). Which I think was the point. I was waiting all movie for someone to give a Goofy Hyuck laugh. Anyways, a few of the kills had me belly laughing. Oh and the church scene/priest was hysterical. Overall I was mostly entertained and laughed out loud quite a bit. More of a comedy than a horror movie, which I didn’t expect at all going in. Went in expecting this to be The Omen but with a monkey 🤣. Fuck it, bumping my initial rating of a 3 to 3.5.
Actually you know what? I take that back. I forgot about Ant-Man and the Wasp and The Marvels. Those are without a doubt much worse than Brave New World.
Bumping up my score slightly. Brave New World isn’t a bad movie per se, it’s just an incredibly mediocre one.
Love Hurts is definitely flawed, but I had a good enough time with it to say I enjoyed it more than I didn’t. At moments the action is great and then at points the choppy editing ruins it. Love Hurts barely gets a pass from me but ultimately does thanks to Mr. Quan kicking ass. Maybe I’m just easy to please! Idk!
Also, Marshawn Lynch should be in every movie. Just saying.
My expectations and anticipation for Nosferatu were through the damn roof. Let me tell you, my expectations were not only met but exceeded.
This was haunting and atmospheric as hell! The film was beyond beautiful to look at. The performances were all so powerful. Lily-Rose Depp really went from Yoga Hosers to THIS!
Willem Dafoe is just the fucking best. Holy shit, Bill Skarsgard. Stating the obvious here, but the man is beyond unrecognizable.
Kraven the Hunter is Citizen Kane compared to Morbius, Madame Web, and the Venom movies for that matter.I’m genuinely going to miss this goofy ass universe #JusticeForTheSonyverse
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