Jake Blair

It’s almost hard to decide what to say about this movie. It’s cliche to say ,“it made me laugh, made me cry, etc.” but it did! It had scenes that were so out there and unheard of and just…IDK! It had everything everywhere all at once and that’s a good reason to see this one.

Won’t even go until a long review. Quick, smart, and a lot of heart.

I mean. If you just want a symbolic movie where you guess what the message is the whole time. Here you go.

It’s almost hard to decide what to say about this movie. It’s cliche to say ,“it made me laugh, made me cry, etc.” but it did! It had scenes that were so out there and unheard of and just…IDK! It had everything everywhere all at once and that’s a good reason to see this one.

3 is generous. Story isn’t well written and moments meant to be dramatic fall short. Keep the best moments, lower the run time and you have a 3.5 star movie.

It’s bad. No chemistry, everyone is clearly “acting.” Situations and conversations exist out of context. Episode 5 is a clear example. When British guy is trying to help Jesse beat his trauma, British guy turns his back and Jesse turns to his costar in a very unorthodox way. Same when Sophie meets her mom with Ash. They are all talking then suddenly they’re not and having side convos and Ash motions to Sophie’s mom to sit down etc. it’s all very strange and it all starts the first episode. Please, someone end this or get someone who cares about its success.

Ever heard of gentrification? This movie will make sure you do. Want another message police brutality exists in America? This movie will make sure you get it. Want to be told they’re having the old Candyman actor reprise his role in the new film then see him sparingly? This movie has got your back. Less scary, less entertaining. Whack.

I mean it was the best FPS if it’s time. Still holds ground with Apex. Thanks Respawn.