Kevin Rogers

Oppenheimer was simply brilliant. The visuals were nothing short of amazing, and the acting was some of the best I'd ever seen. While I originally grew worried that it would just be some sort of pro-communism political film, I was completely wrong. It was so much deeper than that. It has such a beautiful mix of science, relationship, and patriocy. The political tones of the movie seemed not to push for communism but more to defend people's beliefs, to love your country, and to fight against an overbearing, unconstitutional, government. I believe that you are not supposed to love every character. They are all so very flawed, but that's the point. We are often bombarded with movies who can only push a message through "perfect" heroes. Directors often use these heroes to show us how we should act, how great we could be. Oppenheimer doesn't have a lot of those role models. They have flawed characters with moments of love, courage, and faith that inspire us far more than the heroes we often see. Because flawed characters remind us of ourselves. When we see imperfect people like ourselves doing good, that's what inspires us. It wasn't really supposed to be happy or have a heavily satisfying ending. It didn't need the destination. It was the journey that made the movie what it was. It's a truly beautiful film that sparked change inside of me. I hope you will give it a chance and it will do the same for you.

Sonic the Hedgehog 7: The Desolation of Hog was truly the movie of the year. I was a bit uncertain when Steven Spielberg dropped out of the filming, but Mark Ruffalo did a magnificent job on his first Sonic film. As soon as the movie started I was taken back to when I was a kid watching the first Sonic Movie. The movie brings back so many memorable characters such as Tyrannosaurus Shrek (played by Pete Davidson in Sonic 4: Hog Rider and Sonic 5: The Cutting Hedge) and everyone's favorite Pete Davidson (played by Tom Holland in Sonic 6: Infinity War) The movie is truly amazing and the makeup on the goblins is nothing short of artistic perfection. The movie is rated R (Sex, Violence, Drugs, Language, Intense Action Sequences, Tobacco Depictions, Cultish Rituals, Demonic Possession, Extreme Pillow Fighting, and Illegal use of Chimpanzees) so I don't know about showing the grandkids, but it's a great movie for a date night. There are so many great things about this movie that I can't even list them all. The part where the red teletubby (played by Jayden Smith) has a dance battle with the shark had to be my favorite. Truly genius by Mark Ruffalo and his team. I highly recommend you watch it immediately! 10/10

Just watch the first and second ones again except replace the words "zombie" and "werewolf" with "alien". Addison is classic victim pick me girl... again. One of my favorite quotes is when the aliens are talking about how their planet was destroyed and now they're struggling to find their place in the world, and addison just goes "I know how you feel." Cuz what's worse than being a white girl on the cheerleading squad with hair that's slightly more blonde than everyone else's. Another time Disney should've just stopped at two. Cough* descendants cough* Also way to make the most rushed, shallow, and pointless gay couple of all time. You managed to insult both the anti gay and gay communities!👌

Funniest animated movie ever. Just watch it.

Word of advice... don't always let the kids your babysitting pick the movie.

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This movie has become a classic in our house. We watch it every Christmas Eve and for good reason. This movie is just oozing with Christmas. It's sweet, hilarious, and is just as good every time you watch it. It truly is great for the whole family. Grand Santa's character will make everyone laugh no matter how old. I highly recommend this movie and I hope it becomes a classic in your house too

This is the greatest movie I've ever seen. I literally will never watch another movie again, because it will never be better than space jam 2. I laughed so hard the whole time. I thought it would just be one giant commercial but it wasn't at all. They only talked about Warner Bros for like an hour. The rap battle was so cool, I learned the whole song and I sing it all the time. Notorious P.I.G. how creative! When they all started tik tok dancing, I got out of my seat and started dancing with them. When the grandma said, "Haters gonna hate" that might be the greatest one liner in cinema history. I liked the matrix scene more than the actual matrix movie. I was so nervous when they said they were going to capture all of LeBron James followers. When LeBron said "do you understand how much I love you" I cried more than anytime in my life, until bugs bunny died I cried even more than. LeBron James is truly one of the greatest actors of all time. I love how they called him King James the whole time it definitely didn't feel like they were just stroking his ego. And when bugs bunny came back to life, it wasn't confusing at all. It was WAY better than the first Space Jam. The only good part in the first space jam is the child acting by his kids. I can't believe this movie didn't win any awards. Anyways you should definitely watch this movie, it was the greatest two hours of my life.

One of the greatest animated shoes of all time. Up there with Simpson's, Gravity Falls, and Avatar.

Didn't have that Christmas feel the first one had. There was also a lot of bland acting.