Joey Rodolico

Karate Kid: Legends couldn't level up to the standards Cobra Kai has set, despite it not being as exciting as the series or its predecessors. The returning cast did its best to continue the legacy they created for the franchise.

Mission Impossible Final Reckoning did a great job summarizing the franchise and making the ultimate Impossible mission for Ethan Hunt to achieve. Despite it being more heavy on the drama side, with all the connections and character development. The franchise (might have) ended on a high note to preserve its legacy.

Final Destination:Bloodlines is the most exciting, well written, and visually stunning sequel of them all. Just when I thought there were no more smart deaths to present. They had a way to surprise me.

Drop is my kind of movie. The plot is basic and simple to understand. The excitement of a film takes place in just a few settings, plus a race against time, making the film enjoyable. The nightmare date atmosphere is very well done.

A Working Man has plenty of satisfying moments, moments that are exactly what I paid to see, and Jason Statham delivers as always. A great action movie needs a great villain to be successful. The overly cartoonish bad guys in the film bought the quality of the film down a couple of levels.

The Electric State is not a bad movie. The Russo Brothers put in a lot of decent effort to mash together nostalgia and our favorite science fiction films of the past. However, it failed to balance out the goal the film tries to achieve, making the end product feel like a teen movie that watered down the classic science fiction films of the past.

Despite its regular plot. Novocaine is an enjoyable movie that has all the good elements of a good action comedy with stars that show decent potential to become solid box office stars

Heart Eyes was a blast. It blended horror and humor quite well, which brings back what we used to love about slasher films. The excitement of the horror of this one is a good birth of a new horror icon.

Love Hurts was cheesy but not entirely a disappointment. Indeed, the film elements feel like they are ripping off certain films, but the effort of entertainment did not fail at all.

Although Back in Action (2025) on Netflix didn't deliver anything new. The plot still has some decent excitement and humor to keep audience interested for a majority of the runtime. It's a fun ride that needs to show up once a while to remind us of the fun films of the early 2000s.