Andrew Ledford

This was my first Dracula film ever. I went into it knowing pretty much nothing about the lore save a few characters' names and John Williams' epic score. Once I finished the movie I was so enthralled with it that I wanted to watch it again. The cinematography (in both versions) is nothing short of excellent, and Frank Langella delivers a powerful performance as the Count. The rest of the cast were good as well. For newbies, this is the perfect entry into the DCU (Dracula Cinematic Universe). For seasoned fans, it's an underrated masterpiece.

This is the greatest Star Wars movie I've ever seen. My girlfriend and I went to see it on opening day and our minds were blown. The music is great, the action is exciting, and the visual effects are, as usual, amazing. While some moments feel like a ripoff of other movies, and some feel a little rushed, you are kept on the edge of your seat the whole film. If you want a satisfying conclusion to one of your biggest childhood memories, I cannot recommend this movie enough. I've seen it twice already, and I just might go see it again. It's that good.

Me Before You is a beautiful movie. Brilliant acting from Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin, and it was fun spotting three other familiar faces in the film (Jenna Coleman, Matthew Lewis, and Brendan Coyle). A sweet story with a sad but beautiful ending. Now, I didn't bother reading the book since the screenplay was written by the author, so it's basically the same thing, right? Anyway, just like in Solo: A Star Wars Story, I fell in love with Emilia Clarke's character. The chemistry between the two main actors is just about as perfect as any other couple you could think of. If you like romance, comedy, Emilia Clarke, or all of the above, then definitely check out this movie. It's definitely worth viewing. Also, Imagine Dragons does the end credits song and it's so beautiful.

I actually enjoyed this movie a lot more than I thought I would. Jon Favreau takes a break from wearing his Marvel shoes and takes a bold step to give us a realistic, dramatic retelling of the original Disney classic. Donald Glover is really good as Simba, as is Beyoncé as Nala. And James Earl Jones... it's fricking Darth Vader, man. What else needs to be said?

For someone who only went to watch this movie because Daisy Ridley was in it, my mind was truly blown. The cinematography is truly breathtaking, and the acting is fantastic. Murder on the Orient Express is one of the three Kenneth Branagh films I can actually take seriously (the other two being Cinderella and Thor). I never actually read the book, so it was really exciting and suspenseful. Murder on the Orient Express is truly a beautiful film.

This movie is one exciting thrill ride that constantly keeps you on the edge of your seat. You actually care about the characters and what happens next. The visual effects for Mysterio are what you get if you cross Rey's vision in The Force Awakens with Doctor Strange. The dialogue between the characters is so playful and it's always a delight to watch Tom and Zendaya together. Once again, Marvel Studios succeeds in blowing minds.

Robin Williams just might be the funniest man on Earth. Weapons of Self-Destruction is some of his best stuff. I laugh so hard every time.

This is the best movie of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, no contest. You see the beaten heroes trying to do everything they can to set things back with a determination that challenges that of the Rebel Alliance in "Return of the Jedi." The battle scenes are absolutely breathtaking and keep you on the edge of your seat. You never can tell what's gonna happen next. The ending is satisfying in every respect. Basically, if you're looking for the perfect superhero movie, this is it. ...Now when are the Russo brothers gonna do a Star Wars movie?

This movie hasn't even hit theaters and already I'm excited for it. Just when Daisy Ridley couldn't get any cooler, she did.