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It is spectacularly boring and will keep you slouching on your seat waiting for some shocks and thrills. The intro itself evokes a blunt atmosphere and the movie is long on expository (tells a lot, doesn't show). One hour into the movie and you will be slumbering, still trying to figure out when the tension will arise. Only is a lackluster. Literally.

Avengers Endgame is not a vulgar film that is sucking people in with flashy hype and spitting them out onto the street feeling let down and ripped off. They are returning again and again to repeat an experience that is taking a 3-hour chunk out of their lives, and dragging others with them, so they can share the emotion.

Jason Statham blew me away with his gritty, temerarious and unrefined edgy character. I was dazzled by the exquisite locations but was unimpressed by the plot because it focuses more on the high-tech gadgets and visual effects rather than building the characters.

Heist is a slick and flawlessly crafted film to enthusiastically gush about. The last unforseen twist takes you by complete surprise and leaves you jaw-dropping and your eyes wide open.

A more rarely seen movie with a breezy atmosphere and an epic drama accurately depicting what is real. You don't just watch The Last Summer, you experience it. However, it lacks interesting emotional elements and overwhelms the audience by introducing too many characters right where the movie takes off making it less witty.

Tyler Perry epitomized narrating a film about a family previously divided but brought back together through an ecstatic family reunion. The movie also tugs so many heartstrings and ordeals faced by a black woman which supports the related issues depicted in Diary of a mad black woman. Overall, it's a roller-coaster ride of emotional sensibilities and to put it bluntly: if you don't like Madea's Family Reunion, it's difficult to believe that you like films at all.

Shaft is scrupulous enough on depicting the upbringing—conveyed through time-jumps—of a sackless child who turns surly shortly after associating with his ruthless black father.

Steve Jobs movie has a witty storyline and accessible characters. Moral of the story is that one has to daringly venture far from the security of their comfort zones in order to lead successful careers.

Michael Bay epitomized creating a fast-paced action movie packed with insanely amazing stunt performances and jaw-dropping camera movements that electrify avid film buffs.