Crystal McKee

Im really tired of these movies that lack a proper ending. Hollywood has decided that everything needs to be “artsy.” So many conclusions have lacked proper closure and left too many unanswered questions. SPOILER NEXT: The entire goal of the protagonist is to reunite with her sister. Despite what appears to be a possible “happy ending” there are very few actual resolutions. Does the sister get to keep in contact with her? Will the truth about the past come out? Do the main characters receive the help they obviously need? Just stop leaving everything to chance!

I applaud Sony’s willingness to listen to fans without just pandering and relaying solely on fan service. If they hadn’t changed Sonic’s original design they never would have made it this far! Sonic 3 has more emotional depth than its predecessors and the actors do an amazing job with their parts. It is also visually stunning and includes some great character arches. The only reason I am giving this 4 instead of 5 is because some parts are just SO silly that they become cringe worthy. Those parts include some of the slapstick and over-the-top humor. (Like why does the sister even have a cameo? This was only done for laughs and really wad not very funny at all!) I think if the next installment can repeat this installments successful creation of emotional beats, and also trim down some of the ridiculousness it could warrant even higher review scores and greater overall success!

This is a solid, well acted adaptation of the book. I loved it when it first came out. Rewatching it makes me a little sad because I wish that gun companies and other people responsible for the distribution of firearms would be held more responsible IRL.

I loved this movie as a kid. It still holds up today. It’s fun and colorful and even a little heartwarming. Only- the Disney version has been sanitized to be PG and thus ruins the best line in the whole movie! 😂

The chemistry between D and W is undeniable. The jokes are mostly hilarious, and though Ive never been a fan of the crude stuff I recognize that's a personal preference. Awesome action scenes, but some of them were unnecessary. There was actually a lot more heart than I thought there would be. Overall, this was a solid super hero movie.

First off- my understanding is that this movie was in production BEFORE Totally Killer- so not a rip off, but it was very similar still. It also had notes of Happy Death Day 2… (and that was hardly a slasher either.) I was not surprised by the “twists”. They were real easy to spot. I did think it was more CB teen drama than slasher. It would have benefited from some more tense sequences and more slashing and less drama. Overall good acting, cool set pieces and music, but a poorly executed and slightly contrived plot.

Fun but dated movie! Lots of late 80s tropes.

Best animated movie I’ve seen in awhile. It has it all- beautiful art and music, jokes that land and a lovely message. My 14 year old read all the books (there’s 3) and begged me to take him to see the movie. We both enjoyed it very much!

Solidly good action movie. Harkens to older action movies. As Im rewatching it I realized this was one of Hawkeye’s first movies! 😅

This was a fun watch, but the tone was all over the place. Is it a dark comedy or a meta murder parody? I sometimes thought so, but then there were some very serious and intense moments that seemed to belong in a different movie all together. Important characters disappeared for full episodes and then someone new appeared. It’s not depressing or overly dark though and some of the jokes land. I recommend as a fun binge watch!