B

Better than Prometheus. It's blasphemy to say, but I think an Alien movie does better when Ridley is in the back seat as a producer. I think we can all agree we would love another alien movie directed by James Cameron, but I accept that that is just a pipe dream.

A lovely film with undertones of hypocrisy. I loved how Otto took on that corrupt real estate corporation only to fall in love with another; the Chevy Corporation. I appreciated the oxymoron of it all. All the shameless Chevy promotions, while Otto is choosing to stay or leave his reality. A+

Had a lot of potential, but was directed poorly. One scene in particular. I wasn't convinced she was at fault when she crashed. If the director had demonstrated she was distracted while driving it would have been a good movie. If she had been texting her wedding planner, going online to check the airline tickets, typing an address into her phone while driving, then Morgan Freeman's characters rage scene would have been understandable and she would need to own she played a role in order to recover. Instead shes shown doing something everyone does. Glance at something in their car to read directions but have to press a button to wake the display on their phone.That's all she did and then she would have been looking at the road. 15 second distraction. We all do that. We are all guilty of being 5 to 15 seconds distracted while driving. Examples: Glance down to adjust the ac or heater, adjust a knob, read a notification, read directions on a phone,etc. No one can ever fully be present when they're driving. Accidents happen, that's life. We're imperfect humans. it's proper ediquate for the passenger to volunteer as navigator so Morgan's character claiming she murder his daughter doesn't make any sense. If that's the case, then his own daughter played a role and, in a sense, committed suicide? Just frustrating the director made this about a mole hill when he could have made it a mountain by really demonstrating she was being a negligent drive by rewriting the accident scene. Instead he got really nit picky. It's wrong to have her own she murdered her sister in law when he filmed it as an accident. Really disappointed. Had a lot of potential. Lost respect for the cast and the director for peddling this movie that makes no sense and is inherently cruel because of that poorly crafted crash scene.

M. Night missed a good opportunity by not having the ending go the way it would in reality. !Spoiler Alert Ahead! Instead of Eric getting sacrificed it would have been better if M. Night stuck with reality / coincidence logic by having Eric, Andrew, and Wen escape the 4 unwell people and then seeing the world wasn't ending, but instead he went with insanity/cult logic by having poor Eric sacrificed to "pay" for the sins of the world. Having one of the main characters sacrificed in order to appease some "Gods" with big egos made the movie feel cultish and disappointing but Rupert Grint's American accent was really good, so 3 stars.

spoiler ahead. Not going into a lot of details, just my thoughts about the overall message of the story. -------------- So the movie basically is a warning about the dangers of making wild animals into spectacles for fame and fortune, yet the protagonists OJ and Emerald don't learn this at the end of the film. I think if Emerald had chosen not to take the "Oprah shot" photo at the end and acknowledged the tragedy of the whole situation it would have been better for the audience and the story because the sad thing is the photo will make the wild animal a spectacle and her and OJ rich and famous which is going to lead them down the same path Jupe went down, but maybe that's the point of the film, humans are just inherently bad. If that's the case, then I would argue humans are capable of change.

Overall I felt a bit disappointed. It felt like a cartoon at times. That being said, it's still worth a watch, if you're a fan. !Bit of a spoiler! - I didn't like the direction of the story. I was hoping it was going to be about mental illness and it was all in his head and he needed help with his schizophrenia. I think that would have had deeper meaning.

Mixed feelings. One one hand it gives insights to the dangers of greed and capitalism and on the other hand it glorifies it. I felt like the overall message was that it's better to be a lionest/lion than an lamb (ethical person). Hopefully, the intention of the film was to give insights into modern day capitalism and to inspire people to be more ethical human beings, but the ending seemed to send the message that being rich, unethical, a lionist is way better than being an ethical human being "lamb"; -spoiler alert!- even if it costs you your life. Honestly, don't watch this movie. It leaves a bad taste in your mouth.

Chp 5 was just awful to play. I couldn't get past the part where an officer needs help and theres nothing to pry the door open to save him which is by design to distract the player (so sadistic). I get close to almost killing all the monsters but still just barely dont have enough health. I think this game is ether poorly designed or its just sadistic in design. I know its a survival game but come on its too extreme. Even with the extra help you can enable in the options menu, the combat system still is difficult and needs refining; Right now it puts the enemy at an advantage. They had a good thing going with deadspace. I was hoping they would have included the same mechanics by having a decent battery life for the gravity ability but no such luck.

It was good. I liked the positive message of it and I liked how April looked normal and wasn't a supermodel. I have a response to other reviewers but SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER AHEAD!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It does show Shredder at the end of the credits. He's going to be the next villain.

This movie is really difficult to watch but I think the lesson in the movie is to treat people suffering with mental illness with respect and dignity because a lot of people with mental illness struggle with guilt from the shame they get from others and the lack of understanding. This causes them to suffer more in a personal hell of guilt.