Jalissa Carter

Invitation to a Murder offers visually stunning cinematography that's definitely worth a few stars. I was able to unravel the mystery before it happened, making the movie quite predictable. It's something to watch before calling it a night. The characters were all pretty average and not very interesting. The main character had an intriguing backstory as a vivid reader of mystery novels with a knack for reading people, but she didn't feel lead-worthy. She gave off wannabe Mary Poppins vibes and her self-appointed detective role lacked credibility. Overall, if you enjoy murder mysteries and need something to pass the time, this movie is worth a watch in that regard.

I was impressed by this series, which brought a fresh perspective to the table. The writers did a great job with the script, and I appreciated the unique storytelling. As a newcomer to this genre, I found it engaging and enjoyable. In fact, I'm now interested in checking out the original series that inspired this spin-off! Rest in Paradise Adan Canto (Arman Morales)

It’s like a gory version of The Truman Show.

A must watch film for movie enthusiasts who appreciates beautiful cinematography and a purposeful story. I was intrigued by the movie’s eerie theme and it made for a thought provoking experience. I loved the characters, the really well written script and I highly recommend watching this one for a relaxing family night.

My first time in awhile to watch a move about writers. And being a writer myself I loved every minute of this. I’ll definitely be rewatching Authors Anonymous again.

An incredible film that impacted my childhood when my elementary teacher had the whole class watch it. The Miracle Worker is so special to me and I’m thankful to be able to see it in my adulthood to completely understand the power behind it. To have a teacher so dedicated in helping the little girl learn so that she can thrive in the world is admirable. One of the best classical films ever made for sure.

It tend to try and stay away from films like this one because they always leave me feeling a bit emotional distraught. This movie was a thumbs up though. But I couldn’t watch it again. It left me just super teary eyed.

Can’t believe I never watched this movie til now. Thankfully I have daughters otherwise I don’t think I would’ve gave it a chance. I remember this movie being on tv when I was younger but it never peeped my interest. But, this movie was a really fun watch. And i wish I would’ve watched it sooner than later. I loved it.

She’s not bad girl Laura Croft like the classics. She’s merely just surviving. Not a fan of the reboot wish we could’ve had her be made like the original with confidence, stealth, and beautiful executed fighting and weaponry. This one to me is just meh aside from the graphics.

I loved every minute of this film and can’t wait to add it to my movie collection. I am happy with the casting and the plot twist. Jason Statham did a superb job playing the psychopath role.