Ray Kessler

Tim Burton has done it again! I found this sequel to be a great and very funny follow-up to the original. Seeing all the original cast together once more and nailing their characters again made me feel like no time has passed; they were all excellent. Newcomer Jenna Ortega did a great job too as Lydia’s daughter, but I wasn’t at all surprised since she’s nailed the creepy somber character before as Wednesday Addams. Other newcomer Justin Theroux gave a good performance as well. It was fun to see an appearance by DeVito and then seeing Monica Belluci involved was unexpected but perfect. Overall, I highly recommend anyone of any age to watch for some giggles and nostalgia.

This was a fairly realistic peak into the life of the average all-star cheerleader; I say this as a past all-star cheerleader myself. I also enjoyed how this was different than most silly stereotypical cheer movies out there. I enjoyed the movie and recommend it to anyone who loves cheer or anyone wanting a better idea of what goes on in this sport!

Insane. That’s all I have to say.

An excellent film! Worth a watch!

Are we really supposed to feel badly for cops that kill innocent people by the end of this movie? Are we supposed to feel empathy for cops that shoot and kill innocents because the cop has a kid too that he won’t get to see because he’ll be rotting in prison? F NO! He SHOULD rot! This was a tragic 10$ budget movie… some cop sympathizers will love it, I guess. Gross. A waste of my time.