Megan Thomas

Sadly this movie fell flat for me. All the performances felt quite lifeless and forced. The nostalgia of a return to some iconic Beetlejuice moments and characters was nice. But it didn't have the magic of the first movie. It did have its moments but they were quite few and far between. Even Michael Keaton's performance felt a lot darker and more sinister than in the original. It was nice to revist old memories but I wouldn't watch it again.

Ok this legitimately freaked me the f out. I saw a lot of mixed reviews heading in - you either love it or hate it apparently. Well I was in the former category and I feel like I'm going to now be having nightmares for some time. Ughhhhhh

Surprisingly a decent film! I didn't have high expectations but I was pleasantly surprised. Michael B Jordan excelled as Director - the final fight cinematography was masterful. For a Rocky franchise movie he managed to make it unexpectedly complex and meaningful. Don't get me wrong the storyline was pretty uninspiring but the excellent directing turned it from a 3 star movie into a 4 star + movie.

I won't lie I didn't have high expectations walking into the movie theatre. I'm not a Tim Cruise fan, and while I watched Top Gun at some point in the past I couldn't even remember it. Wow I was blown away! This movie is AMAZING! And as much as it pains me to say, Tom Cruise was brilliant in it. He looks great for for his age, and he played his part well (leaving room for new characters to be introduced without him taking the whole limelight). Seriously impressed.

We found this movie just average - I would have given 2.5 stars if I could. The soundtrack was probably the best part, and was great in providing atmosphere. Otherwise it was just okay. It was very slow up in the first half. Not scary at all, just mildly interesting. The second half got better, but still not scary. The best acting was by the wife, and the daughter, both solid performances. Overall I was a bit disappointed as it could have been better.