Josh Moxey – Google

If you're looking for a masterclass in storytelling, watch Tetris. Either I'm high on recency bias or that was one of my favourite movies I've ever watched. The editing and animation were also really sick, with an 8-bit theme throughout the whole film. So impressed. Highly enjoyable, was on the edge of my seat the whole time and learned a lot about the origins of a game I have a ton of love for. Really appreciated the underlying messages too and Pro American themes. Great film.

As someone who doesn't love old movies, I've never even watched The Godfather and I'm in love with this series. The people I often respect the most in film respect this film the most, so I'm saving it as the grand finale after I complete this. This series is a great behind-the-scenes in one of the most respected films of all time and I'm loving each actor (especially Miles Teller) and their performance so far. Can't get enough of it.

TLDR; Whether you liked Army of the Dead or not, if you liked Deiter's character, it's worth a watch. I was skeptical of this film being good because even though I absolutely loved Dieter in Army of the Dead, I didn't think there could be enough of an entertaining backstory. I was wrong. Matthias Schweighöfer, who played the lead of the charismatic and likable Dieter, not only gave a thoroughly enjoyable performance as we explored his origins, but he also directed it? According to IMDB, this was his 6th directorial role but you'd never think so because he crushed it. The entire film felt class from a cinematography and filmmaking perspective. It was funny all the way through, too. Storytelling-wise, it thrived without any zombies scenes in his path and instead made the journey of safecracking surprisingly entertaining and not at all mundane as I was concerned. Good on both Matthias and Zack Snyder for the team effort here. Also really enjoyed the other protagonists, too, as they all had entertaining roles within the team. Comparatively speaking, I think I liked this prequel more than AOTD because of how much I enjoy Sebastian/Dieter as a character. Side note while we're at it, how in the world is this man 40 years old? He looks like he's in his late 20's/early 30's. I'm shook. I'm impressed on many levels by Matthias, kudus good sir.

In true Dave Chappelle fashion, he uses his final stand up special (for the time being) as a means of communicating truths of the modern day world and roasts everyone in the process — including you and I. Though there were loads of great jokes and unfiltered lines that made me laugh controllably, there were also just enough serious undertones at times in this one to confront the important points. Dave is truly one of a kind, a genuinely legend at his craft and in storytelling, and I applaud him for standing strong in the face of the current craziness within our culture. If you’re a Chappelle fan, I’m sure you’ll love this — even when you inevitably find yourself in the crosshairs at some point throughout the show — but that’s why Dave is the king.

This was a really thoughtful concept and executed well. A bit of a slow burn at the beginning, but picked up steam half way through. Lots of unexpected turns, and a story based around past and future was told in a very fascinating way, through others' pasts. I loved the philosophy and how thought provoking this film was. Reminiscence was created by Lisa Joy, who is Jonathon Nolan's wife, both of which co-created the series West World (and included some of the show's actors here, too!). Incredible first movie by Lisa. I'm excited to see what she creates next! Also, Hugh Jackman.

This movie was great. I enjoyed it so much. James Gunn is on goat. The casting was phenomenal. A handful of MCU actors made their DC debut, which was cool. (sort of spoilers:) James killed many darlings immediately with multiple top-tier actors dying very early on, which I respected. Ridiculousness ensued the whole way through while navigating a cohesive-enough-plot line for a gore-filled comedy packaged as an anti-hero movie. What a difference between the original suicide squad and this. Incredibly gruesome. Badass action scenes. Hilarious in true Gunn style. Idris is a badass. Shark was comedic gold. Loved the young girl with the rats. Harley Quinn became even more badass. Taika Waititi cameo was much appreciated. I loved this movie a ton. Great work from all.

The only reason this doesn't have 5 stars is that it's too dark for my taste. Besides that, this is a movie-making masterclass from Guy Ritchie. He took what would've been a standard revenge storyline, and turned it into a fascinating film told from 3 separate perspectives. I found myself in awe at the cinematography, the pacing, and the intimate shots — where shots sometimes lasted minutes, and it worked incredibly well. If you like dark, crime-filled, revenge plots filled with lots of death, but creatively approached in an elegant way, Wrath of Man is for you. Also, Jason Statham is a badass, and the score was great too.