Movie theater - Killers of the Flower Moon

Killers of the Flower Moon (2023)

Director: Martin Scorsese

Writers: Eric Roth, Martin Scorsese and David Grann

Actors: Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Lily Gladstone

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Movie theater - The Exorcist: Believer

The Exorcist: Believer (2023)

Director: David Gordon Green

Writers: Peter Sattler, David Gordon Green and Scott Teems

Actors: Linda Blair, Ellen Burstyn and Olivia O'Neill

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Movie theater - Retribution

Retribution (2023) 

Director: Nimród Antal

Writers: Alberto Marini and Christopher Salmanpour

Actors: Liam Neeson, Noma Dumezweni and Lilly Aspell

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Movie theater - The Creator

The Creator (2023)

Director: Gareth Edwards

Writers: Gareth Edwards and Chris Weitz

Actors: John David Washington, Madeleine Yuna Voyles and Gemma Chan

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Movie theater - Expend4bles

Expend4bles (2023)

Director: Scott Waugh

Writers: Kurt Wimmer, Tad Daggerhart and Max Adams

Actors: Jason Statham, 50 Cent, Megan Fox, Dolph Lundgren, Iko Uwais and Sylvester Stallone

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Movie review - The Crow

The Crow

Director: Alex Proyas 

Writers: James O'Barr, David J. Schow and John Shirley

Actors: Brandon Lee, Michael Wincott and Rochelle Davis

My guess: 7,7? - 1991? (7,5 - 1994)

My Points: 7,8 - 4/5

Ou my god..!! An very excelent movie, this is how movies could be made. And they did, in the ninetys, that oblivously is my favorite decade!

So many good movies, I would take forever to list - so I spare of that (me and you, the possible reader).

Or maybe one, The Rock (1996) is also awesome!

But back to this awesome movie. The plot was excelent, little bit simple - but good enough. The flashback's introducing what has happened to Brandon "Eric" Lee, nice job.

The "actual" crow was a nice feature.

Ernie "Albrecht" Hudson and Rochelle "Sarah" Davis were intresting guy(s)/girl(s). And the bad guys were also good, Michael "Top Dollar" Wincott and Tony "Grange" Todd.

"There Ain't No Coming Back" scene was nice, good acting and music fit nicely.

And the action scenes, f*cking awesome! Compared to these days shitty movies (and their action scenes), this was so good.

I just wanted to watch it over and over. I mean, when I was watching this - I just wanted to watch it again and again. This was so good.

And maybe I will, not just the best parts - but the whole movie again (and again...)! You just don't get tired in good movies like this.

I'm speechless, excelent movie - which I recommend to everyone, no matter the age or sex.

Movie review - Ocean's Eight

Ocean's Eight

Director: Gary Ross

Writers: Gary Ross, Olivia Milch and George Clayton Johnson

Actors: Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Anne Hathaway

My guess: 6,6? - 2019? (6,3 - 2018)

My Points: 6,8 - 3½/5

Well, what would I say...

This wasn't a shitty movie, but a little bit disappointment.

This movie has a nice cast (Sandra "Debbie Ocean" Bullock, Cate "Lou" Blanchett, Anne "Daphne Kluger" Hathaway, Nine "Rihanna" Ball and Awkwafina "Constance"), but still it failed! At least in my opinion.

I remembered that this was an eight (pun intended) movie, but it's only a seven out of ten.

It was nice to see Elliott "Reuben" Gould, although it was just an cameo. And we saw George "Danny Ocean" Clooney, but only by an picture.

James "John Frazier" Corden and Shaobo "Yen" Qin was also nice to see.

Overall, a pretty decent movie - but...

Mediocre movies aint so nice, good are obviously good/great - and bad are so bad that they usually are funny, 'cause of that (that they suck!).

But mediocre is just boring, mediocre shit...

So I rather watch good or shit, not this... shit?

Movie review - Bumblebee

Bumblebee

Director: Travis Knight

Writer: Christina Hodson

Actors: Hailee Steinfeld, Jorge Lendeborg Jr. and John Cena

My guess: 7,3? - 2019? (6,7 - 2018)

My Points: 7,2 - 3½/5

Well, this was somewhat decent movie...

But, I were almost giving this an "8(/10)" - remembering this was good (when I first time saw it on movie theater).

But, my grade lowered to "7(/10)", this was quite awful movie.

What bothered the most, was the "stupid scenes". There were alot of them.

But if I would list them all, it would take eternity...

John "Agent Burns" Cena was in this one, that was a nice surprise - I didn't remember that. First I didn't like him (in wrestling, Cena), but now I think he's pretty superb. Maybe 'cause he has been in good movies, at first - they were shitty ass hell. For example, 12 Rounds (2009) was terrible.

It was nice to see Pamela "Marcy Runkle" Adlon for a long time. I know her only by Californication (2007-2014).

Then there were Hailee "Charlie" Steinfeld, I like her too. I remember her from True Grit (2010). What a good actress.

But the movie - I mean it "main point", the (Transformers) robots. They were cool, like in every movie.

But sadly, this movie had hope (indeed almost being an "8" movie), but it only got "7" - what a pity...

Movie review - Pan

Pan

Director: Joe Wright

Writers: Jason Fuchs and J.M. Barrie

Actors: Levi Miller, Hugh Jackman and Garrett Hedlund

My guess: 5,8? - 2019? (5,7 - 2015)

My Points: 6,3 - 3+/5

Well, another shitty movie yet again...

E'm I cursed?!

Well, maybe I just voluntarily choose these shitty movies.

What was the singing in this movie? It was good, but the song?! It was brand new... In a pirates movie!?

Well, an unusual choice - that didn't work, at least on me... It just sounded stupid and ridiculous, and did not fit in the context.

This movie just felt ludicrous, but it seemed to have hope. But, it didn't redeem it - a pile of shit, is a stinking...

Crocodiles were pretty nice, but they had too few screen time.

The end battle was pretty nice, not the best - but not the worst.

I wrote down (in the beginning and in the end) two times "shit", and well... That sums it up!

Movie review - The 5th Wave

The 5th Wave

Director: J Blakeson

Writers: Susannah Grant, Akiva Goldsman and Jeff Pinkner

Actors: Chloë Grace Moretz, Matthew Zuk and Gabriela Lopez

My guess: 5,4? - 2020? (5,2 - 2016)

My Points: 6,4 - 3+/5

Well, pretty interesting beginning...

But then it turned into shit...

The CGI effect were pretty terrible, looked like cheap garbage. Even this is a big budget movie, at least I think so (by looking the actors/actress, Moretz expecially...)!

What a stupid way to make suspense, by making Chloë "Cassie"Grace "Sullivan" Moretz get the idiot stuffed animal for his brother and missing the bus. Boring!

Cassie were way too beatiful. I mean, her face and hair were way to clean - if/when she was in the forest couple of days. But then suddenly her face was dirty, little points for that... But she was way too clean for too long time, expecially her hair.

The action/shooting were terrible. They just shooted everywhere, nobody hitting nothing - which almost every movie tumbles down.

And the plot twist, terrible.

And where was the aliens? Sometimes you saw them flying with their stupid ships, but...

What were they doing on earth, I didn't get that?! Maybe I missed it, or just loose intrest to follow this shit of a pile!

So, this had some sence (some decent plot twist!) - but overall; a pretty damn shitty movie.

I don't recommend this to no one, not even if you wanna watch "no-brain movie". Which (brain) this movie had nothing, useless movie...

Movie review - Spiral: From the Book of Saw

Spiral: From the Book of Saw

Director: Darren Lynn Bousman

Writers: Josh Stolberg and Pete Goldfinger

Actors: Chris Rock, Samuel L. Jackson and Max Minghella

My guess: 6,5? - 2020? (5,2 - 2021)

My Points: 6,5 - 3+/5

Well, this movie was... Shit? I mean, it wasn't the worst - but definately wasn't the best.

It was brutal, so if you like that - then you might like this one...

To me, it (brutality) wasn't "nice" - but it was "watchable".

The stars were surprise (which I knew before watching this), Chris "Detective Zeke Banks" Rock and Samuel "Marcus" L. "Banks" Jackson in "Saw" movie - nice!

The "traps" were nice, although they seemed to be little bit "over". They were way too complicated.

Alhough, I dont remember how they (traps) were in the other Saw movies - but the first one (2004) was very simple.

And nice, I have always liked that one - from the first time in movie theaters. Ofcourse the "first watch" was the best, 'cause you didn't know what's happening.

And the last twist, very nice!

So, the first movie is easily the best, these sequals and whatnot movies are just brainless.

Just to watch with "empty head".

But the first, I definately recommend to see that - instead of this travesty garbage...